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Showing posts with label Made in the USA Today. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Made in the USA Today. Show all posts
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Bonus Recap of Episode 4
Just what we needed - yay!
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Own a Piece of Project Runway History
Ivy Higa's butterfly-inspired design has the highest bid right now.
With no new episode this week, and everyone busy with holiday plans, this may be a great opportunity to swoop in and win an All-Star design!
Click here to see all of the episode 4 auctions and to place your bid.
Friday, November 16, 2012
BPR Interview with Andrae Gonzalo
Project Runway All-Star designer, Andrae Gonzalo talks about his experience on the show.
BPR: This is Laura Kluvo from Blogging Project Runway and I'm on the phone with Project Runway All-Star designer, Andrae Gonzalo - Hi Andrae!
AG: Hello!
BPR: Congratulations on making the cast of the All-Stars!
AG: Thank you!
BPR: What is the best thing about being an All-Star?
AG: I have two answers actually. First, there was a period of time during the filming that we believed that Michelle Obama was going to be a judge. There was evidence that really fed that fantasy. That was probably the best fifteen minutes of my life...
Also, being an independent fashion designer is just so difficult and for the first time in the history of the show, the prize is so generous. Just contemplating the possibility of winning the prize... Not just the seed money, but the technology and the equipment and the SPACE. I live in New York and space comes at a really big premium. When you are making your own samples, you need a really big table and space is such a luxury.
Just the window - being able to look through that window into the opportunity, that was great.
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Thank you Andrae!
Anthony Ryan Auld's Design in USA Today
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| Photo: Greg Endries |
Congratulations Anthony Ryan!
"This is one of the biggest things that's ever happened to me at this point in my career," an invigorated Auld said backstage after his win. "It's one of the biggest things I've ever gotten to win."
The 29-year-old from Baton Rouge says he was drawn to his reader-submitted photo because he "loved the linear aspects… you could tell it was something that was built, in the way that you build a life, so that's what drew me to the picture."
The headline he selected for the photo was fitting: "Always looking forward." He explains: "For me personally, I've had a lot of experiences that I could be very bitter and angry about , but I've just kind of learned that in the end it's not healthy."
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Monday, November 12, 2012
Episode 4 Preview Video - "Made in the USA Today"
Fashion meets social media when images submitted by newspaper readers inspire the all-star clothiers' looks.
Designer Charlotte Ronson and fashion blogger Tavi Gevinson are the guest judges.
