I wondered, to be honest, whether Michael C got that his dress looked like menswear--the open button down, the tie... I had this crazy feeling he didn't. He never said anything in the snippets we saw, and he honest-to-god looked surprised on the runway, like: Uh...I mean...YEAH, that's just what I meant! haha.
Your'e right, Nancy--when Andy fails, he really fails. He just horrible underwhelms. So disappionting for someone so talented.
I can't say for sure, having not been in their shoes, but I can't imagine getting to a point where I want to drop out of the competition. Not for having a bad week, not for not liking another designer and not for seeing my family. At the end of the day, they film for about 5 weeks total. I imagine being away from your kids for 5 weeks, if they're young, would be very tough. But everyone else? the singles, or the marrieds...I get that you want the support, but you have it. You can call people, I'm sure. It's just 5 weeks, to possibly make your life's dream happen, and if nothing else, to get to have experiences, and critiques, by experts in the field. I've not usually been one for homesickness, either, which is a factor, but I just think it's awfully weird. I can, however, understand being so freaked out by the pace and the challenges that you want to hide under the bed, but I just can't imagine getting to that place in your life and then wanting to leave of your own accord. 5 weeks, people! At the Atlas. It's not like you're on a hunger strike in a Turkish prison!
Loved Mondo's look. And when he started talking about his r-ship with his father, I was like: SCORE! I might win the homework assignment! ...and then not. I liked that MOndo felt relieved after he'd made his annoucement. I was worried that perhaps he'd felt like the moment carried him away and he overshared to a point with which he wasn't comfortable. You can't stuff that one back in the bag. I'm also glad the judges gave it up for him--I worried they might hold back b/c he was a 3-time winner and had a sob story. So... But yes, love his boldness and I do think women would wear that outfit. Not all of course, but you know how it is when you're walking down the street in NY, a city in which people do tend to dress up. People are really out there, wearing the higher end stuff, and workin' it.
Your'e right, Nancy--when Andy fails, he really fails. He just horrible underwhelms. So disappionting for someone so talented.
I can't say for sure, having not been in their shoes, but I can't imagine getting to a point where I want to drop out of the competition. Not for having a bad week, not for not liking another designer and not for seeing my family. At the end of the day, they film for about 5 weeks total. I imagine being away from your kids for 5 weeks, if they're young, would be very tough. But everyone else? the singles, or the marrieds...I get that you want the support, but you have it. You can call people, I'm sure. It's just 5 weeks, to possibly make your life's dream happen, and if nothing else, to get to have experiences, and critiques, by experts in the field. I've not usually been one for homesickness, either, which is a factor, but I just think it's awfully weird. I can, however, understand being so freaked out by the pace and the challenges that you want to hide under the bed, but I just can't imagine getting to that place in your life and then wanting to leave of your own accord. 5 weeks, people! At the Atlas. It's not like you're on a hunger strike in a Turkish prison!
Loved Mondo's look. And when he started talking about his r-ship with his father, I was like: SCORE! I might win the homework assignment! ...and then not. I liked that MOndo felt relieved after he'd made his annoucement. I was worried that perhaps he'd felt like the moment carried him away and he overshared to a point with which he wasn't comfortable. You can't stuff that one back in the bag. I'm also glad the judges gave it up for him--I worried they might hold back b/c he was a 3-time winner and had a sob story. So... But yes, love his boldness and I do think women would wear that outfit. Not all of course, but you know how it is when you're walking down the street in NY, a city in which people do tend to dress up. People are really out there, wearing the higher end stuff, and workin' it.