Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Monday, May 5, 2014
BPR Field Report from Austin Fashion Week
A fabulous group of Project Runway designers presented collections at Austin Fashion Week on May 2nd. BPR Field Reporter, Frank Hui, sends us this report. Thanks Frank!
Austin Fashion Week (AFW) hosted a night devoted to alumni of Project Runway. Participants included Melissa Fleis, Jeffrey Sebelia, Michelle Lesniak, Mychael Knight, Korto Momulu and Austin’s own Daniel Esquivel.
The organization put forth a great effort to create a top notch event for a near capacity crowd with one of the largest gatherings of PR All-Stars.
Presented at the Austin Music Hall, the show was set on a beautiful stage with a sleek white runway and group of excellent models at their disposal.
Click here for the full report.
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| Melissa Fleis, Daniel Esquivel, Korto Momlu and Mychael Knight at Austin Fashion Week |
Austin Fashion Week (AFW) hosted a night devoted to alumni of Project Runway. Participants included Melissa Fleis, Jeffrey Sebelia, Michelle Lesniak, Mychael Knight, Korto Momulu and Austin’s own Daniel Esquivel.
| Korto and Michelle Lesniak |
The organization put forth a great effort to create a top notch event for a near capacity crowd with one of the largest gatherings of PR All-Stars.
| The AFW runway |
Click here for the full report.
Friday, May 2, 2014
Kate Pankoke's Wedding Featured on "Style me Pretty"
Project Runway designer Kate Pankoke was married last November in Savannah.
She made her gown (of course!) and also created many of the special touches that made her wedding truly unique and personal.
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She made her gown (of course!) and also created many of the special touches that made her wedding truly unique and personal.
Click here for the full story.
Thursday, May 1, 2014
How Project Runway Presented a "Career Curveball" to Lauren Zalaznick
The initial ratings for season 1 of Project Runway were dismal, but Lauren Zalaznick and her team at Bravo were convinced that the show was a winner. They just needed viewers to give it a chance....
