This week the designers had a chance make their own designer fabrics. The process itself was fascinating. It was like the textile equivalent to POD (print on demand) publishing. Once I calmed down from the dazzlement of the process, it was time to really look at the fabric.
Tim Gunn and I are on the same page this week. When I saw Emilio’s design all I saw was “SA” for Seth Arron. The S and A in the design looked a lot like the S and A on Seth Arron’s winning children’s look. Then there was a heart. All-in-all it looked like something you’d see at Target or Kohl’s. Some celebrity cheapo-line design. But it won. I don’t get why it won, but it did. Whatever. I am not a fashion expert. Emilo is too cocky now though. Take him down somebody. I nominate Seth Aaron.
Mila “older Diablo Cody” should have gone home. Her 1970′s maxi dress thing was atrocious. ATROCIOUS!
Who goes? Our old pal Anthony “Hollywood Montrose”. I actually really liked the pattern of his original textile, he just didn’t use much of it. I kind of wonder if he had done the reverse of the dress he made, with the black as the accents and the purple as the primary, if he would have fared better? Probably not. Nina and company hated the silhouette. If this pattern was a tank-top, I totally would have worn it with a black cardigan.