Project Runway Recap: Too Legit, Must Quit

The Runway

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Heidi introduces Lucy Ricardo-McGillicuddy-Kors and Ricky Ricardo-Garcia before unveiling a surprise -- a guest-judge in the form of legendary person Jessica Alba. The designers clap in awe, because they just loved Honey.

The show begins now!

Mila produces a puckery black dress with metallic trimmings. It's skimpy and color-blocked and a registered trademark of Mila-Vision. Fourth-place at best.

Jonathan was forced to scrap two previous attempts at a passable outfit. His last try is an overbearingly beige, outrageously short number with slight touches of red and black draping. From the back, there's an organic swoop that flatters his model (the problem-magnetic Brandice). From the front, nothing fits together. It looks like mismatched sheets of sandpaper.

Emilio utilizes an attractive fabric in a glittery root beer hue. The real star of this basic column dress is the fit, which hugs the model in the most glamorously Edith Head way possible.

Jay fashions a cumulonimbus-colored corset with a fluffy ass. That about does it. See you in the bottom two, Jean-Shorted One.

Seth Aaron comes up with a black, ribbed dress with vertical rods lining the bodice. Heidi doesn't do rods, Seth Aaron. People will stare, and all the gossip columns will vomit up headlines like "You Rod-da Be KIDDING Us!" and "Who Let the RODS Out?" and "Rod You Glad You Didn't Say Banana?" and other Algonquin Round Table classics. Shameful.

Anthony gives us a flowing black-and-white number that appears dated to my eyes. Heidi and Jessica both love it, and Jessica threatens to borrow it from Heidi. Heidi threatens to bring up Jessica's career, and Jessica will just shut up for a second now.

Rational decisions be damned: Two winners are declared! Emilio and Anthony rack up victories, and Jessica Alba says she'll wear Anthony's dress at an upcoming grocery store visit, or something. The bottom two are Jonathan and Jay, and because damning Jonathan's work is in vogue at the moment, he is eliminated. There you have it -- a devastating day of Runway eliminations, resignations, comebacks, and downfalls. We'll have our interviews with Jonathan and Maya up by day's end. In the meantime, what did you think of this episode? Was Maya right to leave? Was Jonathan unjustly auf'd? Was Heidi a gorgon in gorgeous clothing? You've rod-da let us know.

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Comments

  • Gina says:

    Love the chokey reference. Which is exactly where Maya deserved to be thrown.

  • Ingrid says:

    I am so sick of Project Runway. The wacky judging, the insipid challenges, the non-drama drama and Heidi's ego growing to Tyra proportions just bore the hell out of me.

  • Louis Virtel says:

    My favorite part of 'Matilda' is when Matilda can tell Miss Honey is poor because she owns margarine.

  • Kevin Lately says:

    I love the way LOUIS VIRTEL writes; & his Coverage of Project Runway is inspired.
    Even On a Bad Day Project Runway is better than All other Reality Television.
    Yes, Mila is Color Blocked and Blind. Seth Aaron is Punky Bruster's Goethe Dad. Anthony's simple Cocktail dresses keep Flaming. Jonathan's Questionable taste Is An Absolute. Jay Can Rock a trash bag; but not flatter a girls derriere. Don't get me started on the Palin-esque Quitter Mayla. (She might have One too many competing BOB hairstyles) Emillio is a straight Designer & a Black man! He gets my vote as the ultimate winner in this seasons final. -If for no other reason , he as two things in Common with Seal.

  • Citizen Bitch says:

    What's up with Emilo's model?

  • I can not actually image Jessica carrying her child, she certain is the most beautiful mum on earth!