Feel how you want to feel about Law but he’s giving these designers opportunities to make names from themselves!!

https://www.instagram.com/p/DfxArmJETNo/?dlrf=amQ4ZnN1YmJtMWtq

https://x.com/lamodeunknown/status/2122000143071219975/video/2?s=46

Some years ago, I've watched Project Runway S10 on Netflix. I instantly fell in love with it and became an avid watcher, until Netflix removed it from it's catalogue. Now, I am watching it again but now, it's from the beginning and I'm amazed.

How could season 1 have such a perfect cast of designers that had amazing personalities and knew, overall, how to design and sow well. Even the one's that didn't make it to the final, like the guy who went around with the marxist shirt that got eliminated by Wendy was interesting.

I'm beginning season 3 and I keep wondering, if I ever gonna meet a cast of people so interesting ever again with beautiful clothes to show me as well.

Season 2 didnt impress me as much both the participants and the clothes were boring. Diana was personally my favorite, she had inventive ideas but she couldn't showcase them well on her designs.

ROACH is just trying to hard to be a mean girl who says the most outrageous comments for attention. Shaming people for flying economy in an episode, the comparison to maxi pads. This man has no class.

Everything I see him he reeks of entitlement and like his shit don't stink.

Law Roach is cruel and seems to take joy and amusement in humiliating contestants. He is just a judge, but its clear he just wants to be the main character. How cruel of a person to be "Tears, oh so sweet" there is something wrong with him. I can't see why people would want to keep him around. Also shame on celebrities for hiring him, tells you enough about them as well - bad company corrupt good character.

The whole show would be better off without him.

Also miss Tim Gunn as their mentor.

I have been watching this season and it has been seriously so amazing. Everyone is so mature, emotional, supportive, sweet, real. The judges have been so sweet compared to some past/present judges. There were so many tears for people that didn’t make it which felt so special. There hasn’t been too much drama that it became annoying, there’s not a single contestant this season that I have hated or been completely annoyed with. It has seriously been such a joyful season. I haven’t finished yet so idk the winner but I do believe any one of them could’ve won this season. They are all so incredibly talented and passionate. It’s been so nice watching something so positive.

Edit: no spoilers, but I am so happy with who won omg 🥹

I love Heidi and have always watched the show because of her. I’m re-watching earlier seasons now since they’ve been put on prime and noticed that the earlier seasons were produced by the Weinstein company.

It just made me worry for her that she’d gone through what some of the other survivors had. I also wonder how her departure from that production company went and basically how it all went down.

Josh was in the award video that the cast made for Tim Gunn, but not in the actual episode itself? Did he have a meltdown about getting a facetious award and leave or what?

Not really sure where I'm going with this, like if it surprised me, but it did interest me.

In seaon 2, episode 5 they worked in pairs and the show did not give them a leader. Yet in every pair the show really focused on, it seems like a leader was chosen pretty fast and was followed, even if the other was mad about it, they listened.

Did this surprise you? Why do you think that part was almost easier than with a show chosen leader? Im sure sometimes the show chooses teams and leaders based on drama.

I never was a big fan of Christian’s feedback sessions because they were mostly just sassy banter but watching season 22 I feel really excited to see him come in because he gives great constructive feedback. I think that I’m looking forward to seeing him similarly as I did Tom Gunn.

A lot of people liked talking about season 1 and I liked talking about it with people, So I figured I'd keep talking about old seasons as I watch through them.

I am so mad I already know one hate Santino. I just started the season I'm only on like the episode that's sort of 1 sort of 2 but I'm so mad that he's here. I hated him on Drag Race, and he wasn't even fun to hate, it wasn't that sort of thing.

A part of me thinks I could like him on here and that makes me even madder.

Guess we'll see, maybe I'm in for a treat.

I'm watching old seasons and I'm so confused and frustrated with the unconventional challenges. The judges trash designers who use umbrellas, paper, etc, but everyone else is just making a muslin dress and then gluing stuff on it. And the judges praise that. In Season 10 for example it's ok to glue candy onto muslin but not to glue candy onto an umbrella.

I just got through watching the Holiday baking show. This is an example of how to produce a show and judge it properly. We saw the bakers through their design process and creation though with 12 bakers it did get a bit rushed. Then the judges were very complimentary to all the bakers and the flaws they point out were valid and could help the bakers improve. The bakers helped each other and cheered each other. In all, it was fun, interesting and NOT dramatic in a bad way and they handled the team idea fairly. Wish PR could produce competition like this.

I think in this day and age it is very hard to have something that someone looks at and automatically thinks 'This is a _____ design".

With Joseph Mcrae he was able to create fashion that is so authentic to himself and that people will know it's him. He was able to create a brand while still bringing something new to the table. I am reserved in fashion and still thought his final runway was cool especially his final look with the skirt.

It was kind of heartbreaking to see him take it from the contestants and law roach. You could see the hurt in his eyes and even then he still tried to never verbally let it show he was hurt.

Especially with his back story that he worked so hard to be who he is today. That he went to college or a separate career path and just was so unhappy.

Only Jude and Anna seemed to stick up for him when they didn't name him as the weakest designer. Which shout out Jude and Anna because they are great designers too in my opinion.

I get harsh judging but some of it just seemed too personal for the viewers to be able to take any of the critiques seriously.

I mean why is attitude being brought up in the finale? How does his attitude have anything to do with the clothes and the designs??

Button Bag

Nina Garcia Unhappy

Michael Kors Sarcasm

Unconventional Materials Challenge

Team Challenges

Heidi telling you Auf Wiedersehen

I literally got kinda emotional when I realised. As a deaf person, I adored Justin on the show for representation, I also loved his work and presence, and I've just randomly discovered that two of his looks are now in the Metropolitan Museum fashion collection! I think that may make him the only Project Runway USA designer to have achieved this particular recognition - he even beats out Christian Siriano who has zero examples in the collection.

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/930792

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/930793

I can say I was not expecting that, but it's really made me so happy. There may well be someone else repped, but I wasn't about to search every single contestant's name to see.

She really swings for the fences with her Halloween choices… here’s this year’s costume- a severed hand.
I guess all night people had to talk to the hand 😂✋🎃