13x05 - A Suitable Twist

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- Previously on
project runway...

- Create a look that would
appear in the pages of

Marie claire in the future.
- 2034.

- Angela has had her confidence
shaken.

If she doesn’t pull it together,
she’s in a lot of trouble.

- Listen to me.
It doesn’t work.

You have to following what are
we doing right now.

- Okay. Initially I came in
thinking i’m gonna make friends

With everyone, but now, i’m
just going with the flow.

- I don’t want to wear it now,

And I don’t want to wear it


- It looks like she’s coming
from the planet of the apes.

- Amanda, you are very, very
lucky that you have immunity.

None of the judges liked your
look today.

Sandhya, you had a very
interesting take on what fashion

Would look like in the future.

You are the winner of this
challenge.

Win number two for you.

- Sandhya’s look won again,

Even though hers actually
looks like a jet pack.

- Your clothes were
all too drab.

We do not want to live in your
fashion future.

Angela, you can’t work under
this pressure.

You’re out.

Auf wiedersehen.

[Electronic music plays]

♪ ♪

- Challenge, we’re gonna find
out today!

- What do you guys
think it will be?

- Menswear, babies.
- Not babies, no babies.

- Not something--

- How do you guys feel about
being on top?

- I like it on top.
[Laughter]

- Do you see people getting
more competitive now?

- It’s gonna get worse.
- Okay, ladies.

- Another day,
another challenge.

- Oh, no, red robin?
- [Gasps]

- Oh, my god.
- Are we going to eat?

- No, we’re not going to eat.

We have to design
them new uniforms.

- I didn’t have breakfast.

- Good morning, designers.
- All: good morning.

- Welcome to red robin,
home of the gourmet burger.

I am delighted to introduce you

To the vice president of brand
transformation, jason rusk.

Jason, thank you for hosting us.

- Thank you.

Red robin is definitely
the place to go

For a great-tasting burger.

We have over 24 burgers to
choose from, but we’re always

Looking to put
a twist on things.

You want a burger topped with
a slice of grilled pineapple

Or a fried egg on top?
Not a problem.

We even have a burger for people
who don’t eat meat.

- [Laughs] that’s great.

- Yeah. We’re the burger
joint that

Likes to look at things with
a fresh perspective, and today,

We’re gonna ask you
to do the same.

Designers, for this challenge,

We want you to come up with a
fresh take on something as

Classic as the hamburger.

But we’re gonna help you out.

- All: oh.

[Rock music]

♪ ♪

[Laughter]

- Each of you will use one of
these suits to serve as your

Inspiration...and your fabric.

[All gasping]

- For this challenge, you are
to create a high-fashion look.

You will be using the jacket and
the pants, and it must be

A prominent part of
what you design.

We will be shopping at mood
for supplemental fabric.

Sandhya, since you were the
winner of the last challenge,

You get to choose
your suit first.

- I’m going to take
the yellow and the purple.

- Ah.

- You are brave.
There’s a little twist.

Sandhya is choosing the suit
for each of you.

So i’m freaking out.

- Mitchell.

- No, no, no, no. Not blue.

- Mitchell this is for you.

- That b*tch.
Seriously right now?

I hate it.
Sandhya.

- Kristine, this is for you.

- [Sighs]

I think it’s actually fine.

It’s more of a safe suit.

I’ll give kini this one.

Amanda.

I think I know her style.

- Stop, stop.
Nope, nope, nope.

I knew it, I knew it.
I knew it, I knew it.

So essentially, if you said,

"Amanda, what is the last
pattern on the face of the

Planet that you would like to
work with?"

I would say, "oh, probably,
like, pink and floral."

- This is for alexander.
- Whoo!

- This is for emily.
- Yes!

- Sandhya’s being
very thoughtful.

- When I was giving people
suits, I genuinely gave everyone

What I thought they would have
picked for themselves.

Charketa.

Korina.

- Sandhya’s very lucky that
she’s choosing who we get,

Because she now
controls the game.

- This one’s for sean.

[Laughter]

- But, of course,
she picks me for the corduroy.

It looks like a couch.

- This one’s for fade.
This is for samantha.

- Ah.
- Very nice.

- This is for hernan.

- Really?

- You’re good. You’ll be able to
do something out of it.

I’ll help you.

- Sandhya pick out the
disgusting beige and

Brown tuxedo, and i’m very...
Want to k*ll her.

I know where you live.

- Oh, hernan.
You don’t want to go there.

- All right, designers.

You will have 30 minutes
to sketch inside, and enjoy

Some of the wonderful food
that red robin has to offer,

And then we’ll head off to mood.

- My vision is to make a slick,

Red carpet gown using small

Little patchwork segments
of my original fabric.

So, i’m gonna cover the fabric

With fringe.

- I am immediately starting
to sketch the neckline,

And I had this idea to open it
up and drape it

As if it was off the shoulder,
just to kind of give

That illusion of
the elongated collar.

- As i’m sketching, I
am thinking I want to do

A motorcycle jacket and pants,
even though I know it’s a risk

Because there’s not so
much transformation.

I’m making some tailored pieces,
like a dress that’s very

Fitting, so i’m thinking to use,

Uh, beautiful details to make it
more high-end fashion.

- So, i’m making
a c*ck dress

With exaggerated hip pieces
and a more structured top,

So I want it to be a little
masculine, but

Yet small, cinched waist.

- All right, designers.
Let’s head off to mood.

All right, designers.
Your time begins now.

- All right.

[Laughter]

- Bam.

- Yeah.

- I plan on using most of my

Suit as my main fabric, but i’m

Looking for a black organza to

Give it a harsh, modern look.

- Designers, you have five

Minutes remaining.

- I end up grabbing some

Flesh-colored mesh.

I think this can really

Transform this heavy, kind of

Outerwear fabric into a high-end

Garment.

- Designers, time is up.

Everyone needs to be at the
checkout counter.

- Thank you.

- All right, designers.
Let’s head back to the workroom.

- All: thank you, mood.

- First things first.
I’ve got to rip this suit apart

And lay out all the fabric and
see what i’ve got to work with.

[Sneezes]

I think i’m allergic to it,
actually.

[Sneezes]
I need a zyrtec.

[Laughs]

- I would say I got one of
the better suits.

Some of the other ones
out there--

Ooh, good luck other designers.

[Laughs]

- Dang it.

- And what are you doing
with the sleeves?

- Organza pleats
with cold shoulders.

- And the lapels are black
and the back is black?

- Yeah.

- What’s your collar?
- I don’t know.

I haven’t done it yet.

So not yours,
that’s what it’ll be.

- Coming up,
on project runway...

- Sandhya pretends that she is
more sweet that she is.

- I’m not an easy prey.

- This looks very junior.

I’m just afraid it’s gonna look
like a big mess.

Watch the boobage.

- Today’s challenge, we’re
using the fabric from a men’s

Classic suit and translating it
into a high-fashion

Women’s look.

- Wow, it’s intense in here.

Well, i’m here to check in
with you all

And see what you’re doing.

Hello.

How are you surviving
the challenge of

This particular suit?
I know, peacock.

- I mean, what do I do?
You know, it’s--

- Well, it’s the hand
you’ve been dealt,

And you’re playing it.

- Or is it playing me?

[Laughs]

This is kind of where I landed.

So these are all the kind of
weird p.c. Pattern pieces.

- Okay.

- And the red lines are where
i’m going to attach fringe.

- Oh. Where is the fringe?

- So--it’s to be made.

- Oh, you’re making it?

- Yeah. Out of my little--

- Oh, my god.
- I’ve been doing it forever.

I can--i can bang it out.

- I think the fringe
is your savior.

- Okay.
- Just keep going.

How’s kini?
- Hi, tim.

- Or I should change
your name to speedy.

- [Laughs]

Look number seven.
- I know.

- No, i’m just kidding. I liked
how the shoulders

Was a little bit more masculine.

This all has to get fitted
tighter,

And this all has to line up.

- That’s going to happen,
won’t it?

- It’s gonna happen.
- Because that’s egregious...

- This has to all--yes, yeah.
- And that’s not you.

I mean, you’re mr. Technique.
- Yeah.

- All right, kini.
Thank you.

- All right, thank you.

- So, korina, this is what
you’re doing with

That awful red suit?
- Yes.

- That was quite astounding.

- You know I love to do
jackets, so I wanted to do

A motorcycle jacket, but make it
a little bit more interesting.

Do a peplum and then
incorporate leather.

In this case, it’s faux leather.

- And you’re doing a
motorcycle jacket.

- I am.

- The motorcycle jacket’s very
popular in this room

For this challenge.
- I guess so.

- How do you feel about that?

- I think they look different.

I mean, she’s doing a different
silhouette.

I’m doing it with pants, so...
I’m mixing it with organza.

- How i’m doing this is that
it’s gonna be

An asymmetrical top.

So this will be strapless,
like, just open.

Nothing’s gonna be there.

And then this side’s gonna be--

It’s gonna be structured
on the top, like that.

- I just want you
to ask yourself,

"Am I trying too hard?"

- Yeah, and that’s what i--i
just don’t want to do that.

- You don’t.

- I don’t want to feel like
i’m over-compensating for what--

- You don’t. Because when you
do try too hard, it shows,

And frankly it’s never good.
- Okay.

- Hernan, hi.

- Hi, how are you?
- I’m good, how are you?

- Good.

- So, where’s the suit?

- [Laughs] the suit is all
this, all this--oh, all this.

Tim’s face is...
Kind of...

That’s not good.

- So what is this?

- This one is "vineel."

- It’s vinyl.
- Vinyl.

- Why did you choose this?

- I tried to match the colors
with the fabric that they have.

- How do you feel about how the
vinyl is laying in this dress?

Because you’re treating it like
fabric, but it’s not.

So it’s not draping.

It’s not, I mean, other than
what gravity does for it.

And it doesn’t look pretty.

I’m--i’m just afraid it’s gonna
look like a big mess.

Look how crumply and--and--
and misshapen it all is.

- Yeah, yeah.

- It looks like armor, because
that’s how it wants to be

Shaped and treated.
It doesn’t want to be treated

Like fabric. It wants to
be treated like armor.

- His critique make me more
nervous and also hate the suit.

- This is just not fabric.

- I can take this part out.
And make it out of fabric, here.

- Keep it at the top and as
trim, but not in bulk.

- Yeah, okay.

- Well, get as much as you can
done before the model fitting.

- Yes, I will.
- All right. Make it work.

- I will.
- All right.

- Thank you, tim.
- Thank you.

Well, designers, I think you’re
doing a phenomenal job.

Phenomenal.
I mean, a few of you are in the

Middle of a make-it-work moment,
but that’s to be expected,

And I can’t wait to see
where you take it.

And I will see you
in the morning.

All right?
- All right.

- Have a good night, everyone.
- Thank you.

- Work, work, work, work.

- That’s gonna be cute.

- I’m unsure of the direction
sandhya is going in.

Like, i’m seeing yellow.
I’m seeing patchwork.

So I don’t know what’s going on
with her design.

- I have got a lot to do.

I’m pretty freaked out because
not only do I have

To finish constructing my dress,
but I have to finish

Making this fringe.

I’m terrified i’m gonna
run out of time.

- Covering your victim with
back dollops of dung.

La-di-da.

- I think amanda’s
a cool hippie,

But I think eventually her time
will expire if she

Keeps doing this, like,
hippie-type stuff.

- You’ll be able to finish it,

It’s just if you want
to be all crazy lady.

- Uhh.

- Hi.
- Well, hello.

- Here’s our girls.
- What’s that?

- It was a blazer.
- I like it.

- Oh, good.
- That’s the one I wanted.

- I just wish it was tighter.
It looks a little loose.

- Yeah, yeah.

- Mitchell’s dress looks like
he put the awful

Blue polyester suit that
he was given,

And stuffed it into
a ziploc bag.

It’s bad.

- Perfect.

- No, I hate it.
I hate it a lot, a lot.

[Bleep].

- How’s it going?
- Bad.

I’m feeling like the finishings
on the garment are not

High-fashion enough, but I just
need to make this fabric work

For me and get me through
to the next round.

- You’re done, right?
- Yeah.

- I like yours a lot.
- Thank you.

- I literally was trying
to take my time the whole day.

Like, trying to make it as
perfect as possible.

The last two hours of the day
i’m sitting around.

Chilling.
Relaxing.

And I feel so confident about
this look.

[Laughs]

- Making patchwork since 1994.

- I’m a little bit concerned
about amanda.

And it kind of looks like this
pink ’90s dress,

So i’m interested to see how
she’s gonna turn that one out.

- All right, guys.
It’s time to go home.

Back to gotham.

Out.

[Dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Coming up,
on project runway...

- I still don’t have
my pants ready.

I’m terrified.

- We’re headed down to
the runway now.

- I’m freaking out right now.

- Hernan?

- Back to business.

- I want to make it perfect.

- Sean, how are you doing?

- A little bit stressed.

In the morning, I scrap the top
half of the dress and remake a

Mesh top as a quick fix, because
it’s just not working.

Sean kelly’s life is crazy.

- Good morning.
How are you all doing?

- All: good.
- Good. All right.

Your models will come in soon.
As you know, there’s a two-hour

Rotation to send them to
the philip b. Hair studio

And the mary kay color design
studio, all right?

It’s a high-fashion challenge.

Use the aldo styling wall very,
very thoughtfully.

All right?
- Yes.

- Work hard.

I can’t wait to see
this runway show.

- Thank you, tim.
- Bye.

- Hi.
- How are you?

- So then it’ll be the
chevron up there.

- Amanda’s look is amazing.

The fringe.
The flow.

It’s gonna be kind of
a stiff competition.

- Yeah, that looks cool.
- Okay, that’s not bad.

This material
doesn’t helping me.

Oh, my zipper.
- How weird.

[Bleep].

- Can we do something very
slick back on the side?

- You should think about doing
it center part, and just,

Like, a nice soft texture.

- I’m thinking of going like
that, and then kind of soft.

- It’s like almost like she
took her hair and she raked it

With gel or something and it
kind of stayed and then just,

Like, a soft wave, right?

- I like the idea of letting
her go wavy, but a little bit

Softer on bottom.

- Almost like she’s been
running through, like,

The garden, or something?
- Perfect.

- How about the red eye shadow
like mine?

- I think we need to base
that with some black liner.

- I want something really
dramatic, like a paris catwalk.

- So it’s a gorgeous wing with
the mary kay eye gel.

Okay.

- All right, I love it.

- I kind of wanted to do, like,

A plum--bright purple.

- We’ve got mystic plum
from mary kay.

- And a lot of mascara.
- Always lots of mascara.

[Laughter]

- Ready.
- Yes.

- Oh my god.

Thank you, baby jesus.

My last fitting with my model,

I could have cried.

It fit her amazingly, and i’m
feeling super confident about

Going down to the runway today.
- Oh, [bleep].

[Laughs]

- It can fit.
Don’t worry.

- Hernan’s look is definitely
unfinished.

It just kind of looks like
a total mess.

- No.
- Yeah.

Oh, [bleep].

- Designers, in ten minutes,
you and your models and I are

Going down to the runway,
all right?

- Hernan, ten minutes...
- Okay.

- And we’re leaving.

- I’m, like, super into it.
I want to remake it for myself.

The pattern is that, I hate it
and i’m totally depressed about

It until the last five minutes,
and then I love it.

I should have made my wedding
dress look like this.

Imagine it in all white?

- Designers and models,
we’re headed down to the runway,

Now, please.

Thank you.

Off we go.

Let’s go, let’s go.
Hernan?

Is that it?

All right.

- Hello.

- All: hi.

- Welcome to the runway.

As you know, in fashion one day

You’re in, and the next day,
you’re out.

There are 13 of you here, and
after tonight, there will be 12.

For this challenge, you created
high-fashion looks.

You used classic suits as your
inspiration and as your fabric

For your looks.

The suit fabric should be
apparent in your designs.

You had the fabric
from your suits,

$100 For supplemental fabric,

And one day to put
your looks together.

Sandhya, you have immunity for
this challenge, so you cannot

Be eliminated today.
- Thank you.

- All right.
Let’s say hello to our judges.

First we have acclaimed fashion
designer zac posen.

- Hi, designers.
- All: hi, zac.

- Creative director for marie
claire magazine, nina garcia.

- Hi, everyone.
- All: hi.

- And youtube sensation
bethany mota.

- Hello.
- All: hi.

- And we also have tim gunn
here for the runway show.

As you know, he’s your mentor,

And he will not be
judging your looks.

That said, he gets one tim gunn
save, which allows him to bring

Back an eliminated designer if
he disagrees with the judges.

We have an anonymous runway show

Which means, we, the
judges, will not know who

Designed which look when it
walks the runway.

All right.
Let’s start the show.

- I think it’s different.
Not only because of the color,

But it’s really clean, classy,
but it still has edge to it,

Which is exactly my aesthetic.

It’s 100% me, and that’s
the best that you can do.

Whew.

- I feel that this look
represents me as a designer.

I love how sleek it is.

The bow on the side was a extra
added twist, and it was

Clean and sleek.

I’m hoping that the judges can
appreciate my clean, sleek take

On high fashion.

- This look says that I am able
to engender high fashion, which

I did not do before, and can be
successful.

- She is totally chic.

She looks great and definitely
high-fashion.

- It looked beautiful.

It looked much better than I
expecting,

To tell you the truth.

b*tch.
[Scattered chuckles]

- The model is working it.
The skirt is moving.

Everything came together, and
the proportion is right.

- I’m feeling super confident.

I feel as though I definitely
redeemed myself from last week.

- It does look a little spacey.

- I’m pleased with it.

It looks interesting.
It’s cool.

I’ve clearly changed my leisure
suit into something more me,

And more modern and cool.

- I know my look is not the
strongest, but my model is

Really working it.

I feel like it could be just
enough to keep me

In the competition.

- I guess the jodhpur pants
don’t look that bad.

I am still very happy with it.

I’m hoping that the judges see
that the jacket’s awesome

And kind of distract from
the flaws of my pants.

- This dress feels so me,

Because it’s a little bohemian,
but it’s a little graphic.

- Hippie hot.

This is exactly what I want
to convey to the judges.

- The dress looks gorgeous.
Her walk is so powerful,

And that’s exactly
what I wanted.

- I feel like I got out of that
rut, and now i’m showing

The judges what I have.

- It’s the only one that has
a color blast,

And that’s what I am.

It’s fun.

There is so much detail.

I’m really, really excited and

Confident about my look today.

- It looks really good.

The outfit fits her perfectly,

And i’m happy.

- If I call your name,
please step forward.

Kini, please step forward.

Kristine.

Sean.

Alexander.

Hernan, please step forward.

Amanda.

If I have not called your name,
congratulations.

Your scores have qualified you
to move on to the next round.

You can leave the runway.

Thank you.

The six of you have the
highest and the lowest scores.

One of you will be named
the winner, and one of you

Will be out.

- Let’s bring out your models.

Kini, tell us about your look,

And your suit that you used as
your material.

- Um, well, I got a gray
and white pinstripe suit.

I like the masculine shoulder
that was on the jacket,

So I re-created that,

And then I just cut the pant
and jacket into strips.

- Wow, kini.
This looks extraordinary.

She looks very powerful, but at
the same time, very sexy.

I’m very impressed
with the tailoring.

Really outstanding piece.
- Thank you.

- This is sharp suiting.

- Wow. Thank you.

- It looks very polished.

It looks runway-ready.

- Bethany, what do you think?

- What caught my eye the most
is how sharp and detailed

Everything is, and I absolutely
love the cutouts on the side.

I think it just shows how you
took a boring old suit,

And you made it fierce and sexy.

It is gorgeous.

- Thank you, kini.

Kristine, tell us
about your look.

- I had to work with, like,
a stretchy velour.

I kind of kept it simpler
with black and broke it up

With organza.

- Kristine, this was not my
favorite look

That i’ve seen from you.

You know, I sort of thought

It looked like boring britches.

- I really do like
the shape of it.

However, the one thing that I
really don’t understand

Is the material at the bottom.

I think it kind of just is
really throwing

Everything off for me.

- It looks weird.
- Okay.

- Well, it doesn’t look
harmonious.

It feels like a mish-mosh.
- Blah.

I’m worried that i’m not seeing
enough of a vision.

- Thank you, kristine.
- Thank you.

- Amanda, tell us about your
look, and your suit.

- Um, it was kind of a
leisure-style tux,

With bright white pants.

So I kind of tried
to go with this

Graphically bohemian idea.

- I want this dress.
- Yes.

- I love that you flipped
the material.

The mixed patterns look great.

And then in the back, there is,
like, another placement.

I thought that was great.
Pretty much the whole entire

Dress is the suit,

Just inside out.

- I am so impressed with this.

I think it’s obvious that what
you had to work with

Was not ideal.

And i’m sure you were horrified
when you first saw it.

I think everything about this is
so stunning, so flattering,

And it just really shows how
creative you are.

- Thanks.

- I agree with heidi.

The placement of the fringe
is so key in your design.

You’re working for it.

- You would never know this
came from a suit.

I don’t think this is the most
imaginative design in the world.

Still, that’s okay.
’Cause it worked.

- Thank you, amanda.
- Thank you.

- Sean.
- I started off with a heavy,

Mustard corduroy suit.

To transform it, I really wanted
to try and make it softer.

So I ended up using the lining
and the original corduroy

And combining them in this kind
of deconstruction-wear.

- I appreciate beautiful
deconstruction, but this looks

Sort of orthopedic.

And it looks like it’s
peeling skin.

- I understand that you like
deconstructive,

But this doesn’t look
deconstructive.

It just looks like it’s
a mistake.

- It looks like a shredded mess.

Alexander, tell us about your
look and the suit

That you got to use.

- My look was directly
inspired by the suit.

I pictured it as being a suit
from the ’50s.

It just reminded me of the suit
that my grandfather wore, um,

To his prom.

And, it was the only suit that
had the shawl lapel; I wanted

To play with that in the black
to keep with the modern vibe

That I wanted for the look.

- You know, it
is a really stylish look.

I love the volume in the skirt.

- There is such nice balance to
the hardness on top

And then the flirty skirt.

I could see us photographing
this for the magazine,

No problem.
- Thank you.

- All around, I thought you did
a great job, and this is the

Best work i’ve seen from you
so far.

- Thank you.

- I love what you did here.

I think the length you went with
with this is really great,

Because you are showing
a little bit of skin up top,

So you really understand that

Balance of not showing too much.

It’s definitely something
that i’d want to wear

For a formal occasion.
- Right?

- [Laughs] yes.
- From the bottom to the top.

- I know. Thank god, I had
to make a comeback.

- Hernan. Tell us about your
look

And the suit that you
had to use.

- I get this very old suit that
is 100% camel polyester.

I wanted to create a modern
idea, so I came up

With this vinyl of gold and
put it on the top to match,

And I used the other fabric
that I used to

Making more of this shape.

- There’s just so many things
wrong with this dress.

- It looks like she’s the
vag*na superhero.

- Mm-hmm.

- Not very elegant.
This, from the back,

Looks really spot-on
and beautiful.

From the front, it’s too short.

- It’s just very unflattering.

It kind of just reminds me of a
pop star halloween costume.

- Where do we go from here?

Like, the piece has
a lot of fit issues.

- If my material didn’t fall
apart on me,

It wasn’t going to be better
fitting,

Because i’m more about fitting,
and I tried very hard

About try to fit it.
- Okay.

We’ve heard what you had to say.

We’re gonna take a closer look
at your designs,

Have a little chat,
and then i’m gonna call you

Back onto the runway.

Thank you.

The winner of project runway
will receive: $100,000

From red robin to launch their
business, and the opportunity

To design a fashion accessory
for all red robin servers;

A shoe and accessory collection
from aldo to help enhance their

Upcoming runway shows;
a premier home entertainment

System, courtesy of samsung;
from mary kay, an entire year’s

Worth of beauty products for
their fashion shows, and

Professional makeup artist
services for their debut show;

A complete sewing and crafting
studio from

Brother sewing and embroidery;

Travel and hotel accommodations
to fashion capitals in inspiring

Locations around the world,
from best western international;

A 2015 lexus nx f sport.
And the winning designer and

The winning model will receive
a fashion spread

In marie claire magazine.

It is a prize package worth over
$300,000.

- Shall we start with d.j.?
- Okay.

- We’ll send you out,
wearing kristine.

- I can’t see another
biker jacket. Honestly.

- Listen, the jacket wasn’t bad.

- Who gets velour and then
picks this,

And then adds organza?

- She wanted to have that
unexpected textile association.

- It is unexpected.
It’s just...ugly.

- Sean, what was he thinking?
I mean, this is terrible.

- I thought it was jersey.
It’s power mesh.

- Look--no, look at this
material he used.

- It really doesn’t feel like an
inventive use,

In any way, of his suit.

- I know that we keep talking
about this imagination,

But where is it?
I have yet to see it.

- I’m very concerned.

- So let’s talk about
this material.

- Yeah. There’s a real
thing that we have to, like,

Call out the b.s. This fabric
is not falling apart.

- It looks like a costume.
- It does look like a costume.

- It really does.

- That’s the first thing I
thought of when I saw it.

- This is not a costume
you’d ever wear.

- She’s "super vag*na."
- "V"!

- Christabel, wearing kini.
- It’s great.

- And he was smart to pick this
neoprene because it just--

- He was the only person who
played with tailoring

In a shoulder.

He used stretch
in the right places.

I mean, I think this
is really spectacular.

I think this is a winning,
winning design.

- Standout.

- This is one of my favorites.

- As I get closer, I think
concept was there, it’s really

Put together, but, I think,
there’s taste here.

And a point of view.
And that’s commendable.

- Yay.
- Come on, camera magic.

- I just love it.

- That was the "wow" on
the runway today.

She understands movement.

- Yeah, there was no doubt.

- She understands texture.

- How great that
she reversed the fabric.

- Oh, this is so nice.
- She made the fringe?

- She made it.

- Yeah, it’s
bathing suit fringe.

- I love the hair with it, too.

- And to use the white
as the piping. It’s work.

There’s work here.
- It’s a lot of work.

- I’m very torn between
kini and amanda.

- But we have to choose.

One of you will
be named the winner,

And one of you will be out.

- One of you will be
named the winner,

And one of you will be out.

Designers, this was a fun
challenge, and we were very

Impressed with many of your suit
transformations,

But some of you fell short.

Alexander, from the bottom
to the top,

You turned it around today.
You’re in.

You can leave the runway.
- Thank you very much.

- Amanda...

Congratulations.

You are the
winner of this challenge.

- Oh, my god, oh, my god.
Okay, whew.

- That also means you have
immunity

And cannot be eliminated next
time.

Kini, great job.
- Thank you.

- You both are in.
You can leave the runway.

- Thank you.
- Thank you, guys.

- Yay!
[Applause]

- I couldn’t get--you guys,
like, I wasn’t expecting--

I-i thought it was his.

- Well, both of you guys
did amazing.

- Congratulations.
- Thank you.

- I thought it was yours.
- Whoo!

- Kristine, sean, hernan,

We were not happy with any
of your designs.

One of you will be out.

Kristine, you’re in.

- Thank you.

- Sean.
Hernan.

One of you will be out.

Sean...

You’re in.

You can leave the runway.

- Thank you.

- Hernan, i’m really sorry,

But that means you’re out.

Auf wiedersehen.

- Hello, b*tches.

- Oh, hernan.

- Next time, on
project runway...

For this challenge, you’re going
to design a red-carpet look

For me to wear...
- [Gasps]

- And I do not want to end up
on a worst-dressed list.

I’m wearing this,
so it’d better be good.

- The fear sets in.
- The color is sad.

It does not look elegant.
Where is the sex appeal?

It’s not good.
- Heidi is not happy at all.

- Don’t start crying about it.
Bye, everybody.

- [Sighs] where do I start?
- It hurts my eyes.

- The back is a disaster.
- This is amateur hour here.

- You’re out.
I’m sorry, you’re out as well.

- Oh, my god.
This will change everything.