Episode Synopsis: The clothiers create outfits for the male revue Thunder From Down Under. Guest Judge is Emmy Rossum.
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Monday, March 11, 2013
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Recapalooza!
Yes Tim, we are all concerned:
Eric3000 conducts some market research...
Uncle Nick gets the leftovers...
Mila had a better elimination plan...
Gianni counts down from 5 to 3...
Democracy Diva is in disbelief...
Karen has a nice history lesson...
Michael C. liked the Zac/Nina smackdown...
Second City Style has sticky quotes...
And Toyouke fans herself.
Update: Benjamin Mach has entered the field!
Thank you recappers, see you in seven!
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Eric3000 conducts some market research...
Uncle Nick gets the leftovers...
Mila had a better elimination plan...
Gianni counts down from 5 to 3...
Democracy Diva is in disbelief...
Karen has a nice history lesson...
Michael C. liked the Zac/Nina smackdown...
Second City Style has sticky quotes...
And Toyouke fans herself.
Update: Benjamin Mach has entered the field!
Thank you recappers, see you in seven!
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
BPR Interview with Kate Pankoke
Project Runway Season 11 designer, Kate Pankoke, talks about her experience on the show.
A highlight:
BPR: Did Heidi give you any idea that this would be a double elimination?
KP: No. There was no idea. I mean the thought did not even cross my mind.
BPR: So you were as surprised as we were?
KP: Yes. First I was shocked that Tu was eliminated. I started sobbing because I didn't want him to leave. Then when they called my name I was really shocked.
BPR: Were you surprised that the high-schoolers chose Patricia's design as their favorite?
KP: I was a little surprised, but a lot of the challenge was based on the networking and just how the students liked you. I mean Sam and Patricia were just so cool and talkative and so innovative. They could sell anything... When Sam tells you something is cool, you just believe that it is cool. They were more avant-garde. Tu and I were trying to be more practical and marketable.
Click here for the full interview.
Click here to visit Kate's website.
Thank you Kate!


