my knowledge of spanish is terrible. Does his name mean WOrld War?Mondo, Mondo, Mondo!
my knowledge of spanish is terrible. Does his name mean WOrld War?Mondo, Mondo, Mondo!
OMG exactly!!!it was Mrs. Roper goes Hollywood...
Wheatgrass.....ah ha ha ha haFor their inspiration, the designers are asked to turn to the L'Oreal Paris Studio Secrets eyeshadow line, available now at a retailer near you!! Mondo and Ivy go for the "bright" palette, Christopher and Valerie choose "crystal," Michael and Andy pick "metallic," April chooses "matte" and Wheatgrass thinks she's very clever and daring for picking "velvet.
Nice!http://www.starpulse.com/news/Becky_Broderick/2010/09/24/aposproject_runwayapos_recap_race_to_t
Wheatgrass.....ah ha ha ha ha
i didn't care for the way the bodice moved independently of the model's body! and i think he had to rebuild something but i missed it b/c I was... online or in the bathroom or washing the cat, I don't know. There was a story there, I mean.I love Mondo, didn't love his couture dress. The big black panel in the front of the skirt threw me. But overall he was the best. Jes, were you thinking that he was channeling Seth Aaron? I can see that.
I think it's an impressionistic image of all the skeletons hiding in his closet.That's the homework. What deep dark secret (or, maybe, just a goofy nickname from childhood) is Mondo using in his fabric design? Person with the closest answer gets the A.
My 1st thought when I saw Michael's ready-to-wear: this is something Heidi would wear.(Hello!?!?! Heidi Klum needs to go back and review some of her runway choices)
They've made this complaint before, though, in past seasons. I think it's a valid one. I think it makes the dress look cheap. Sure, you can wear it. Sure there are certain places it might be appropriate, but most people aren't on a runway and most people aren't supermodels and most people aren't Heidi Klum. You couldn't wear Michael's dress most places, and I think that's the point. It was a question of taste level. It was a dumb mistake to make. But Gretchen's whole situation was terrible, start to finish. Other than the fact that she took a difficult fabric and put a lot of physical work into it, I hated it.They got on Michael C's case about too much boob and too much leg (Hello!?!?! Heidi Klum needs to go back and review some of her runway choices) but Gretchen got praised for not being able to make a whole skirt.
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Agreed--it seemed like family or close friend was showing up in the workroom.AND the irony of the print is that one of his loved one's is gonna have to wear it....I mean that is what I got from the preview.
They've made this complaint before, though, in past seasons. I think it's a valid one. I think it makes the dress look cheap. Sure, you can wear it. Sure there are certain places it might be appropriate, but most people aren't on a runway and most people aren't supermodels and most people aren't Heidi Klum. You couldn't wear Michael's dress most places, and I think that's the point. It was a question of taste level. It was a dumb mistake to make. But Gretchen's whole situation was terrible, start to finish. Other than the fact that she took a difficult fabric and put a lot of physical work into it, I hated it.
I will have to respectfully disagree with your respectful disagreement!I must respectfully agree to disagree with you, Jes. Have you seen a Victoria's Secret catalog lately? Even the fall/winter clothes are short on top and bottom. Throw on a shrug and some sexy thigh-high boots and call yourself covered. That seems to be the style for those with the bods to pull it off anyway. It's not my personal style and it's not even all that attractive in my eyes but less seems to be more when it comes to fashion these days especially in a certain age group. A 20 something with a decent body would wear Michael C's uber-mini dress. Ready-to-wear just means ready to wear by some. Not one size/style fits all.
I also think that fashion caters to how people want to look and not what really looks good on people. I mean, skinny jeans in a country that has so-called epidemic weight issues? Please.![]()
I will have to respectfully disagree with your respectful disagreement!
I don't think that Victoria's Secret and the goals of PR are in line with one another. There's trends or low-brow fashion (and, VS is, after all, a lingerie maker!) and then there's high-brow, or PR, fashion. THese are supposed to be designers, not knock-off artists. So while, yes, you can find a garment like Michael C available in many places, I don't think anyone would argue VS is high fashion, or cutting edge, or pret-a-porter in a Macy's designer-line kind of way like the judges want PR garments to be. See what I mean?
And personally, I think skinny jeans on anyone but the most skinny just aren't flattering. So I'm with you on that one, sister.
I had guessed it would be something about growing up gay or coming out but no I didn't expect that either.OH MY
(didn't expect that!)
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