NEW YORK — Among the most anticipated shows each Fashion Week isn't one presented by an established designer, but by a group of upstarts who have scraped, sewn and battled their way to Bryant Park via the popular cable TV show "Project Runway."
The show, now in its fifth season, is down to six contestants — Jerell, Suede, Joe, Kenley, Korto and Leanne — and each showed 10-piece collections on Friday morning to a packed house. (In keeping with Project Runway parlance, the designers are known by their first names only.)
From what we saw, the ladies did a better job than the guys. We think the top prize is going to either Leanne or Korto. Leanne artfully layered fabrics like petals on a flower in making a turquoise skirt teamed with draped off-shoulder top. She carried the petal theme through each piece in her line...
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NEW YORK — Among the most anticipated shows each Fashion Week isn't one presented by an established designer, but by a group of upstarts who have scraped, sewn and battled their way to Bryant Park via the popular cable TV show "Project Runway."
The show, now in its fifth season, is down to six contestants — Jerell, Suede, Joe, Kenley, Korto and Leanne — and each showed 10-piece collections on Friday morning to a packed house. (In keeping with Project Runway parlance, the designers are known by their first names only.)
From what we saw, the ladies did a better job than the guys. We think the top prize is going to either Leanne or Korto. Leanne artfully layered fabrics like petals on a flower in making a turquoise skirt teamed with draped off-shoulder top. She carried the petal theme through each piece in her line...
(For more of article click "Denver Post" below)
NEW YORK — Among the most anticipated shows each Fashion Week isn't one presented by an established designer, but by a group of upstarts who have scraped, sewn and battled their way to Bryant Park via the popular cable TV show "Project Runway."
The show, now in its fifth season, is down to six contestants — Jerell, Suede, Joe, Kenley, Korto and Leanne — and each showed 10-piece collections on Friday morning to a packed house. (In keeping with Project Runway parlance, the designers are known by their first names only.)
From what we saw, the ladies did a better job than the guys. We think the top prize is going to either Leanne or Korto. Leanne artfully layered fabrics like petals on a flower in making a turquoise skirt teamed with draped off-shoulder top. She carried the petal theme through each piece in her line...
(For more of article click "Denver Post" below)
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