All language subtitles for Project Runway - 4x01 - Sew Me What You Got.DSR.en

This is Project Runway.

Let's go.

Hell, yes, I'm the best.

You're either in, or you're out.

I'm in...they're out.

I wouldn't be caught dead in his clothes.

Fashion is my life.

- Who will be the next big fashion designer?
- That's me.

Bottom line, I'm the best.

I will own the runway.

For these 15 designers,
Project Runway is a chance of a lifetime.

My name is Rami Kashou.
I was born in the city of Jerusalem,

and I have my own studio in Los Angeles.

I worked with Jessica Alba,
and she wore this to the Video Music Awards.

which still gets press today.

I think that Project Runway can introduce my work
to a larger audience.

- Hi, I'm Chris.
- Nice to meet you. / Nice to meet you.

- Welcome.
- Ha. Well, thanks!

My name is Chris March.

I've worked as a costume designer
for almost 20 years.

I am the go-to person in new york city
for the larger-than-life costume.

You never know what that
phone call's gonna be.

Like, can you make us outfits
out of salad ingredients?

Well...sure.
And I have.

- Chris.
- Christian.

- Hi, nice to meet you.
- Nice meeting you.

My name's Christian Siriano,
and I'm 21 years old.

I was accepted into a university in London

where I was able to work with huge, amazing designers.
Alexander McQueen, Vivienne Westwood.

I'm kinda fierce,
and I'm kinda a celebrity... in my own head.

Are these our beds?

I sleep on the floor at my home, so I guess
that's good. / You do?

I'd rather buy clothes than buy a bed.

My name is Carmen A. Webber.
I used to model.

And I've been very fortunate that
I have modeled for so long,

Because people can be fantastic designers.

but if you haven't modeled,
you don't know the first thing.

And I'm really excited that I can bring that to the plate
in anything that I do in fashion.

Love the outfit. Little culotte action
going on. That's hot.

My name is Jillian Lewis,

and I have been working as an illustrator
and a designer for Ralph Lauren.

It is a wonderful learning experience.

but it's not my dream to be contributing
to someone else's vision.

I am here to get to the final three.
and I am not going home.

- I love that we got here first.
- Me too!

All right, I'm gonna start unpacking
my bathroom stuff too. / Okay, cool, cool.

Cause I don't want those girls
taking up my space.

- Hello?
- Hi!

- What's your name?
- Kit. / Kit.

- And your name?
- Jillian. / Hi. Nice to meet you.

We were just kinda like camping out domain, girl.

I just designed a jean collection--
Kjeans by Kevin Christiana.

It was on the cover of Victoria's Secret.

but I didn't want to do the jean thing anymore.

I wanted to get back to tailoring
and collection-oriented design.

I just--I like style,

and there's actually a lot more straight designers
out there now than there was back in the day.

I had to bring that up,
because I'm, you know, such a tough guy.

- I'm Jack. good luck.
- You, too, man.

We'll probably hate each other
by the end of the show. / No! Not at all.

- Hello.
- Hi. I'm Steve.

- Kevin. Nice to meet you, man.
- Nice to meet you.

I work at the museum of science
and industry in Chicago.

I end up sewing a lot for various exhibits.

I always had an interest in art
one way or another.

I also like to draw quite a bit--
from life, whenever possible.

Damn, I wish I could remember
this guy's phone number.

- You auditioned last season?
- Yeah, yeah.

I was like number 16 out of 15.
so I thought, what the hell?

- We'll give it another run this year.
- Yes.

My name is Elisa Jimenez.
I'm an accidental fashion designer.

I make marionettes that are 3 inches
to 30 feet high.

I actually started being involved in fashion
when I started making costumes
in order to perform with the marionettes.

So it's just another discipline
in an art lifestyle that I already do.

I actually totally envisioned like doing
all my yoga in a space about that big.

I've been practicing at home.

- Steven. / Marion.
- Nice to meet you.

Kevin. Nice to meet you.

- Hey, how are you?
- Hi. / Hi.

- You guys are my roommates, I guess?
- Yes.

- Hello!
- Hi. Hi, Kit. Sweet P.

The name Sweet P came from the period in my life
when I was in an all-girl motorcycle club.

Two years ago, I started a business.
It kinda took off.

And I'm currently actually
out of money for my business.

So I definitely see Project Runway
as a make-it-or-break-it opportunity.

- This is Sweet P.
- That's you. That looks like you.

and this is Mean P.

Hopefully, we won't meet her.

- What does it say?
- Oh, there's a letter.

- "Welcome, designers."
- "We hope you enjoy the new gotham apartments."

- "Please meet us at Bryant Park."
- Heidi and Tim. / Yay!

We're already on our way to Bryant Park?

Make it work!

I'm Simone Le Blanc.

I have an honest vision that comes from the heart
and a vision that I believe in and that is unique.

I felt a great connection
walking into Bryant Park.

This is where fashion week happens,
and all the creativity and the excitement,
and careers are made.

And it was really great to be there.
And I know I'll be there again.

Cheers to the adventure.

My name is Marion Lee.
I own a flower shop in Dallas, Texas.

And I design clothes
out of my flower shop now.

I hope that Project Runway will be
a catalyst to get me

back into fashion
much more than what I'm doing right now.

Leading up to this whole experience
has been, like, anxiety one minute

and then you're excited the next minute.

I've spent a lot of my career
really working for other designers.

I think it's a great opportunity for me
to finally show my own individual creative vision.

My name is Victorya Hong.
I was born in Korea.

I moved to the United States when I was three.

I've always been very competitive by nature.
I've always been an over-achiever.

- It's my birthday.
- My birthday's next saturday.

- Happy birthday.
- Geminis! Yeah!

Kit "Pistol" is kind of like my Mark Twain.
It's an alias.

My ultimate goal in fashion
is to have my own line.

I believe that the clothing that you wear
represents who you are,

and life is too short to have on a bad outfit.

I can't believe this.

It's Project Runway.
and I'm on it. It's crazy.

I came from a family of 14.

We lived in a two-bedroom house.
We were poor.

I wanted to come to New York
and be a dancer,

and I landed into the fashion industry.

One thing led to another,
and I launched my own lingerie line.

It's really a deep thing for me.
This whole experience...

It's not just a game.
It's--it's-- it's my life.

It's like i'm scared and... am I gonna be
good enough for this competition?

Hello, everyone!

Welcome.

Can I please have all of you gather around?

All of a sudden, Heidi Klum shows up,
looking fabulous,

along with Tim Gunn.

Welcome to Bryant Park,
home to Mercedes-Benz fashion week.

At the end of the competition, three of you will
earn the right to show your collections here.

- Next to me is Tim Gunn.
- Thank you, Heidi.

He's the chief creative officer of
Liz Claiborne, Inc.,

and he's gonna be your mentor
while you're here.

Welcome, everyone.

The 15 of you have been selected from a huge and extremely
talented pool of designers from across the country.

So congratulations.

Each season on Project Runway,
we raise the bar.

Last year's designers were the strongest yet.

But I have to tell you I'm confident
that you are the strongest group ever.

- Thank you. / Thank you.
- Yay for us.

Are you settled in to your new apartments
at new gotham?

- Gotham city's luxury apartment building?
- Yes. / Yes.

It's pretty nice, no?

- Have you all enjoyed your champagne?
- Yeah.

Because the party... is over.

- Do you want to hear about your first challenge?
- Yes! / Yes!

Tim?

In past seasons of Project Runway,

The first challenge has been to create an outfit
using unconventional materials such as groceries,
home furnishings.

But we're not going to do that this time.

If you look across the lawn,
there are three tents.

You must use these tents as the raw material to create
an outfit that expresses who you are as a designer.

The tents looked like really, really
cheap plastic fabric.

And I was, like, oh, god, I don't wanna
make something out of this cheap white crap.

Don't despair.

Those tents are constructed out of $50,000 worth of
premium textiles donated by Mood Fabrics.

I was so stoked, because
to be able to use really fine fabrics

and make anything I wanted to make...
is really great.

When Heidi says go,

you'll have ten minutes to grab fabric
from the tents.

then we'll head back to Parsons, where you'll have
until 1:00 a.m. to construct your designs.

I love that you took your shoes off.

Ready?

Go!

- Happy birthday.
- Oh! Thank you.

I haul ass.
I run like a Mexican running to the border.

I can see in the middle tent
there's this amazing plaid fabric,

and I know I want it.

I totally, like, beelined
for the plaid that i saw in the middle.

I wasn't fast enough,
cause Kevin beat me to the fabric.

Crap.

I ran the slowest. and everybody else was going
in this frenzy like crazy sharks.

It was pretty crazy ??? you feel like you have,
you know, five seconds to grab all the fabrics.

And you feel like you need more just in case.

I started pulling really, anything I could get my hands on
that was visually stunning to me.

Because I just didn't want to run out.

Of course I got there last.
But the funny thing was,

exactly what I wanted just happened to be
hanging there, and nobody else chose it.

You have five minutes.

I was a whore.
I just grabbed a load of fabrics.

I end up taking some silk chiffon,

And I decided that I would imbue it with a natural element
and use grass stain as a staining method.

With my own work, I often times use teas and oils
and herbs to feed the fabrics.

Elisa might be a little off her block.

But I'm kind of curious to see
what all comes of it.

Everybody,
Time's up.

We're headed over to Parsons.

Okay? So follow me.

I was...pretty freaked out.

Because we have so much work ahead of us.

- Look what stays behind--
- Aw! / Bigfoot!

Coming up on Project Runway..

It looks like you have a lot of
finishing to do. / I do.

- You're the dress form?
- Yeah.

That's very spiritual, the way you do it.

She's a little strange.

Walking into the design room
and seeing the mannequin--

It was so surreal and exciting
and fabulous.I loved it.

For this challenge, we needed to show
what our point of view was.

And what a great first challenge.

It was like $50,000 worth of fabrics from mood.

Basically get a chance to prove yourself
like right off the bat.

I'm serious. This is who I am.
This is what i'm doing.

Hi, everybody.
Remember Heidi's words?

This challenge is about
showing who you are as a designer.

You have until 1:00 a.m. tonight
to complete your design.

So in our Project Runway tradition,
make it work.

All right?
I'll see you later.

I definitely like the-- the blue's really--

Yeah, I know I think the blue with the trim
with this print is pretty, so...

The challenge is who are you?

I mean, that's like a philosophical question.

Designers try to hash out through
the entirety of their careers.

This is so overwhelming.
It's like a smorgasbord.

Ricky, did you finally pick
what you're gonna use?

I really didn't need any of it.

I decided to do a baby doll dress.

But I wanted to give the impression of lingerie.

Because it is my background.

All right, all right, all right.

I was a cheerleader when I was,
like, in high school. / You were?

I was such a queen.

I'm doing pieces that have a romantic,
historical sensibility to them.

The fabrics are a great mix
of kind of the old and the new.

I love to drape.

I love to mix something that is feminine
with something that is edgy.

Really, I want to grab all of the elements
that are my signature pieces and create this dress

that perfectly represents me for today.

- Does anyone know what time it is?
- Right in front of you. / Oh.

It's not even 2:00.

I have a tendency to be
more toward the edge of avant-garde.

So I wanted to create a mythical gown.

So I decided to create a cascade almost like
water or like magic falling out of the back.

- Are you sewing that, like, on your body?
- Yeah.

- You're the dress form?
- Yeah.

I think we were all taking a look
at what she was doing,

cause it's so different than everyone else.

- You sew it right onto a person?
- Yeah.

That's very spiritual, the way you do it.

- It's shocking.
- Well...

Elisa, she reminds me of
a rain goddess woman.

She's, like, all spiritual and...
in the himalayan mountains.

She's a little strange.

Oh, my gosh.

At first, I felt like the time was okay,

And then what happens
is the time just starts to slip away from you.

Let's see what this is gonna become.

I kind of have this tendency to grab at these,
like, really bright, exciting colors.

But in the end, it has to be something of elegance
and something that's sophisticated.

I think at first my clothes
come off as a little bit bizarre.

But I'm hoping the judges are gonna
recognize that I stand apart.

But I fear that they might be
a little bit confused.

I'd say that my style is
probably more classic.

I'd like to keep things very simple,
very pared down.

Does anybody have a pinking shear
with, like, a larger zigzag?

Yeah. That'll do it.

Jack just saved the day.
You're the superhero.

And you look like one, too.

- Yeah, did you see his abs?
- I'm in the room, people.

Hi, everybody.
It seems very intense in here.

And fabric-filled.

- So Rami, how are you?
- I'm good.

Just, uh, wanted to free-style today.

- It's stunning.
- Thank you.

It's stunning. / Thank you.

Definitely, I think Rami's competition,

But I do think he did a piece
that so many other designers do.

- Carry on.
- I will. / Good.

- Christian, how are you?
- Hi.

This top, it's not symmetrical.

You've been so meticulous about this matching,
and then as it fans out, it doesn't at all.

Right. That wasn't the point.

- I didn't even... attempt it at all.
- I know. I can tell!

- No, but I mean, that wasn't the--
- I can tell.

But you can tell where I did mean to do it.

I mean, it could be fine.
The judges could be fine with it.

I just-- I have an obligation to you
to tell you how I'm feeling about it.

Yeah. / Okay?

- You want me to make a new jacket?
- No.

I think my jacket was really accomplished,

And so far, what I've done
I feel is something that I love.

Simone, talk to me.

I'm really into the color contrast I'm using.

I think it kinda takes it out of something that feels
more antiquated and brings it into a more modern feeling.

- What about this, though?
- This-- oh, yeah.

Well, I could actually leave it untacked
right here and tack this in.

And it's gonna have a side zip.

It just looks like you have a lot of
finishing to do. / I do.

The top of my dress hasn't worked out
quite in the way that I thought it would,

and I lost my vision a little bit with it.
And that totally freaks me out.

- Okay. You just have a lot of work to do.
- I know. But I'll get it done.

Okay. I'm gonna leave you alone.

I'm gonna leave you alone.
go to work--go, go, go.

- So Elisa.
- Yes. / Talk to me.

Well, I decided,
since it was an expression of self

that I would start out first with something
that I feel very akin to,

which was the body shape, the form.

So from the front, it's very clean,
very clear, very lovely.

But it's revealed in the back,
having it all rolled up

so that it would actually come untangled
as she walks and she moves.

Is that gonna work?

In the past when I've tried it,
it's kind of worked.

This...ending here...

To me seems really in opposition
to the finish of this dress.

You have to really be concerned with
"Did I take this as far as I needed to?"

All right, thank you.

Designers, you have until 1:00 a.m.
to finish up your designs.

and I will see you in the morning.

- Carry on.
- Thank you. / Make it work.

When Tim came in, and saw that
I was actually done with my dress,

he felt that I had a lot of work to do.

I don't wanna make compromises.
I wanna be able to do my idea the way I planned it.

For this particular piece,
I think I'm gonna be, like, done.

I was, like, well, what do you mean,
you're done?

Like, the edges aren't finished.

She said, "No, this is the way
I want it to look. It's done."

- She wants to sleep.
- That's exactly right.

I'll be sleeping at some point.

Oh, have you finished?
You get to go sleep?

She was done and went and
took a nice snooze,

which all of us would have loved.
But I don't think any of us had the time.

We're all trying to finish without
screwing things up too terribly bad.

I'm so afraid what it's gonna
look like on here.

Make this work.

How does my dress keep shrinking?

I do love my design,
but the technical side is not good.

Tim said a lot of the completion of it relied on
what I could do with the technical part of it.

It can't be good, and it can't be easy all the time.
This is part of the process.

Uh-oh.
I think we got ten minutes.

Don't go into the fear box, people.
Don't go into the fear box.

Whatever. I'm done.

Did you have a good sleep?
You were conked out.

Did you dream about Project Runway?

No. I was out.
Like a complete just--

Coming up on Project Runway..

You have 15 minutes.

I didn't have time to put in a zipper.

I'm very anxious, and I'm like,
"Let's just get this going."

Waking up and knowing
it was judgment day,

there was a lot of anxiety floating around
at that moment.

And nobody wants to be the first person
off the show.

Eerybody's pretty much done
or almost done.

The three of us are in a much better situation
than some other people.

- At least we have finished things.
- Yes.

When Tim Gunn said I'm really going to
have to focus on my finishing,

It is a real challenge for me to want to
have to finish it, like make it look clean.

Okay, let's go.
Make it work.

We left a little bit of a mess, I think.

Put your bag down.

Stay awhile!

There was absolutely
like a high-pressure situation this morning

Where it's like, "Don't talk to me,
don't touch my stuff."

"Get outta my face.
I need to get this done."

I'm very nervous about the show today

because I still have some finishing touches
to add on my outfit.

And I'm terrified about the fit on the model
because we haven't seen the model.

Designers, can I ask you
to gather around, please?

This is the day
of our first runway show.

So I want you to go in there
and knock the judges' socks off.

In just a few moments, I'm going to
be sending in your models.

You will have two hours to send them to the
Tresemme hair salon and the L'oreal Paris makeup room.

And please think wisely about the bluefly.com
accessories wall, because it's phenomenal.

- Okay?
- Love y'all, mean it. Please move.

It's freak-out time here,
ladies and gentlemen.

- Who's Wendi?
- I'm Wendi. / Katie?

Nice to meet you.

The models came in,

and we're trying to match up
whose model is whose.

She came over to me and she said,
"Are you Chris?"

I was, like, hallelujah.
This girl is gorgeous.

I just wanted to try these on you really quickly.

The models were more or less assigned to us.
We weren't able to pick and choose.

I was really, really happy with my model.

What I need to do really quickly is
hand measure you.

Oh, it's a little tight.

- I love the color.
- Glad to hear that.

Bravo!

Feels London to me. / I know.

I love it. I love it. / Okay, good.

My model loves my outfit,
and I love my outfit as well.

I really just, like, wanna prove myself now.
I'm like kind of fired up.

Just kinda want it like a little edgier.

Yeah, it's a little too far.

That's so cute.

Designers and models,
I just want you to know you have 15 minutes.

There was quite a few of us
that were working right down to the last minute,

like do or die-- it has to be done.

You are going to
get stitched into the dress.

I didn't have time to put in a zipper,
so once I put the dress on Lauren,

I actually had to physically sew
the side seam onto her.

I feel good in it.

I'm very anxious, and I'm, like,
let's get this going. Like let's just do this.

This is what I've been working to.

So let's do a test walk.

Once I got my dress on my model,

the sculptural quality of the dress
literally tangled about her.

I intuitively felt like maybe I should
chop off about 5 feet of it

for the walk down the runway,
but I didn't do it.

I think everyone has the best design.

You do? I don't. I think there's some
hand-sewed crap up in here.

All right, everybody.
Are you ready for your big debut?

Yeah. / Yeah?

We're going right now, okay?
Follow me.

Coming up on Project Runway...

It's kinda boring.

It's so dressed in the dark.

Why is the construction so poor?

- Hello!
- Hi. / Hi.

Welcome to the runway.

As you know, in fashion, one day you're in,
and the next day, you're out.

There are 15 of you now.

Three will make it to Mercedes-Benz fashion week

where one of you will be named the winner
of Project Runway.

The winner will receive a spread in Elle magazine,

an opportunity to sell their line
on bluefly.com,

an all-new 2008 Saturn Astra,

and $100,000 to start their own line,
furnished by Tresemme professional hair care.

For your first challenge, we asked you to create
a garment that expresses who you are as a designer

and provided you with $50,000 of fabric
to work with.

Let's meet the judges.

First we have top american designer
Michael Kors. / Hey, guys.

Next we have Nina Garcia,
fashion director of Elle magazine.

Nice meeting you guys.

And sitting across from you is our very special guest,
acclaimed designer Monique Lhuillier.

Hello, everyone.

We will score your designs
as they come down the runway.

The designer with the highest score
will be named the winner,

And one of you... will be out.

Let's start the show.

Elisa Jimenez
Model : Lea

When the judges saw Lea come down the runway,
she got tangled in the dress.

What they saw was the thing
I had feared the most.

Chris March / Model : Marcia
I know who I am as a designer,

and I thought the outfit was just terrific.

It had this high-quality feel
and an elegance that I was after.

Kevin Christiana
Model : Katie

I definitely like fitted, well-made, tailored clothing,
but I like putting my little signature edge to it.

I feel like I could definitely be one of
the main competitors. Definitely.

"Sweet P" Vaughn
Model : Christina

This is a happy dress.
Christina smiled and did everything perfectly.

I got a tear in my eye.
My little baby.

Simone Le Blanc
Model : Lauren

I did have a little bit of hesitation,

Obviously, about the technical aspects
that weren't up to par.

But I felt like the design transcended that.

Jillan Lewis
Model : Amanda

I think I did a good job.
The color was really exciting.

It was definitely one of the more
dramatic pieces up there.

Christian Siriano
Model : Lisa

I felt really accomplished.

The jacket fit so good.
I don't know how that happened.

It was, like, perfect.

Victorya Hong
Model : Jacqueline

I was thrilled with the total outcome.

As a designer, I felt I really got to
where I wanted to go.

Rami Kashou
Model : Ashley

I'm looking at the judges,

and I'm noticing that they were fixated
on Ashley and her dress.

I think that the look is very strong
and best expresses my vision.

Ricky Lizalde
Model : Wendi

After seeing everyone's, I realized I should have made
bolder choices with certain things.

It was really about drama.
It was really about "wow."

And mine was more subtle.

I don't know if I'm making the statement
that I wanna make.

Jack Mackenroth
Model : Aviva

I was confident that I designed something
that I thought was really cute.

Creating my vision within one dress
and one challenge was fine for me.

Marion Lee
Model : Cheron

My piece was very exciting.
It was sorta larger than life.

When I saw it, I was a lot happier
than I thought I was going to be.

Steven Rosengard
Model : Sam

The outfit wasn't as glamorous as I wanted,

but there was a major sense of relief
that I had actually pulled it off.

Carmen Webber
Model : Anna

There's no way I'm gonna get voted off.

It's just not gonna happen.

It can't happen.
She looked so amazing.

Kit "Pistol" Scarbo
Model : Marie

Marie rocked my dress.

The dress was so representative of me,
I couldn't have been happier.

We've scored your designs.

Will the following designers please step forward?

Chris March.

Kevin.

Sweet P.

Jillian.

Jack.

Marion.

Steve.

Carmen.

Kit.

If I have called your name,

Congratulations. Your scores were high enough
to move you to the next round.

You can leave the runway.

The six remaining designers
have the highest and the lowest scores.

One of you will be named the winner,
and one of you will be out.

Let's bring out your models.

I would like to start with Christian.

I wanna know what your whole thought was
behind the outfit.

Well, I kinda was just going off
a sculptural, european-inspired tailored piece.

I think it shows that I'm an innovative designer.

I think volume is in, and I like how you
incorporated that in the sleeves.

And I love the detail in the skirt,
the black stripe,

how it's continuous throughout the outfit.

Yeah, it's nice to see the back.

It's quirky tailored.
It's not just another dress.

It's polished.
I think you thought about the whole look.

Thank you very much.

I didn't find your fabrics very interesting.

But I do think you did
a fantastic silhouette, a fantastic design.

Thank you. thank you.

It kinda grows on me.

Good. It should.

Simone.

What is it that you want to express
with this dress, Simone?

I wanted to express the feeling
of a modern romantic.

Kind of give the emotion and the feeling
of antique textiles, but do it in a modern way.

Can I see her with the jacket off?

And could she turn around?

I wasn't too impressed
with the construction of this dress, Simone.

Why is the construction so poor?

I had a time issue.
um, so...

I do understand what you're saying with that.

Can you put the jacket back on?

I think that those two things worn together
is so dressed in the dark.

Like she just grabbed some random jacket
and put it with some random dress.

I kept waiting for that wow factor,
and I was very bored, really.

Okay.

Rami.

Monique, how do you like his dress?

I thought this dress was actually
executed beautifully. I think it's very chic.

I love your color selection.

- What is this fabric--
- Silk georgette.

Just wanted to introduce something
that is new and modern, romantic.

And this is something that, obviously,
is a signature of mine, so...

- It is sophisticated and it's chic.
- Thank you.

The one thing I will tell you is this, though.

The flower.

The flower, to me,
is a little...m.o.b.,

A little "mother of the bride,
like we just added that final touch.

- But it's chic. Very chic.
- Thank you. Thanks.

Ricky.

Well, I wanna hear a little bit
about you as a designer, Ricky.

For my whole history,
I've done lingerie.

So I did a baby doll.

I think it's sweet.

But you opted for a very safe silhouette.

At the end of the day, it's a baby doll dress.
And...it's kinda boring.

It just leaves me hanging with
well, what else is there, you know?

- Like it's--it's too safe.
- It has to be memorable.

Memorable and, oh, my god,
you've gotta push it.

This is just-- it's a nice dress.

And nice--my god.

Can you imagine the next day,
the New York Times says, "it was nice."

Victorya.

I thought it was very sweet.

And then I thought the touch of the metallic
brocade flower was a nice new twist to it.

Do you have anything
you wanna add, Victorya?

I just wanted something fresh.

And because it was just so much black,

I thought, you know, it would be nice to add,
you know, the floral, sort of, decoration.

She better not try to hail a cab in that dress.

Really? You cannot lift your arms?

Well, I think you need to make sacrifices
for fashion sometimes.

I've known women willing to bleed.

If the dress is fabulous enough,
you're willing to bleed.

And last but not least,
Elisa.

Tell us first
about what your point of view was.

I specifically went for something
that was alive and vibrant, as far as color.

And I wanted something that would be sylphlike,
you know, aerial, water, air.

Going for like a haiku of a cut,
just a sort of like very simple but beautiful like....

And then this cascade
of, like, fwaah coming out the back.

I'm confused.
Can you turn around?

It is so heavy, that train,
that it's dragging the fabric down.

I mean, it's an awful effect here.

She tripped on the runway.

That, enough, is a problem.

Michael.

You had me at hello,
cause I think the color's pretty.

I think the sleeve is pretty.
and then all of a sudden,

it looks like you took all the scraps that were left
and glued it onto the dress.

I think you didn't know where to stop.

There was an intuition-- which now confirms
that i should always listen to my intuition--

is to take the scissors and chop it
all off at the bottom. kah!

Every designer should listen to their intuition.

We've heard what you had to say.
We're gonna have a little chat,

and then I'm gonna call you back.

Thank you.
You can leave the runway.

Okay, who shall we start with?

Who's gonna win this challenge?

I'm kind of on the fence.

What do we think about Victorya?

I thought it was a pretty balance
of a safe silhouette,

and then the flower was another nice touch.

And it had a little flirtiness to it,
which was nice. / It was charming.

Christian.
It grew on me.

I thought it was innovative.

And I also loved all his, you know, intricate detailing,
you know, the pleating, the tucking, the twisting.

So edgy and well-made.

- And the back looked fantastic.
- Yeah, the back was very cool.

Rami.

He really knew how to work with that fabric.

That whole look and how he draped it so well.
so I think he really knows his craft.

I got a very good sense of
what kind of designer he was.

I'm eager to see what he does next time.

Okay, we've done the good ones.
Now let's go to the bad ones.

How 'bout Simone?

Boring, poorly made.

- No creativity.
- No creativity. No "wow."

I do have to say, with Simone,
I did like the color combination.

But, I don't know,
like when the jacket came off,

- You're like, "Oh, my god, the dress is--"
- Put it back on.

Put it back on. Exactly.

She couldn't deliver.

Elisa.

- She cut it all in one seam--
- Which is not easy. / Which is not easy.

But then I thought she went
way too far with the train.

I don't know anyone in my right mind
who would wear that dress the way it is.

Her model looked like
she was pooing fabric.

- Train wreck.
- Yeah, it was definitely a train wreck.

Ricky.

Ricky, well. The baby doll dress.
Well-made. He does know how to sew.

But you know what?
You're a lingerie designer.

- He could have done something fierce.
- He could have done an amazing something.

And that's what you gave me?

- It's not good enough.
- No, it's not.

Okay, we've made our decision.

- Absolutely.
- Yes?

Okay, let's bring them back out.

One of you will be named the winner...

and one of you will be out.

One of you will be named the winner...

and one of you will be out.

Victorya.

You're in. / Thank you.

You can leave the runway.

And now for the winner of this challenge.

Congratulations...

Rami.
You are the winner of this challenge.

You will have immunity for the next challenge
and cannot be eliminated.

Wonderful.

You can leave the runway.
Thank you.

To be the first winner was amazing.

I think that I set the bar for this competition.

I've gotten their attention, and hopefully they will see
more positive things from me.

I'm immune.

Christian,
You're in.

- You can leave the runway.
- Thank you.

Ricky,

You're in.

- You can leave the runway.
- Thank you.

Simone, Elisa,

One of you will be out.

Simone,
your look had no wow factor.

And on top of that,
it was very poorly constructed.

Elisa,
creativity's great.

But you do need to trust your instincts
and edit.

Your look was way too much.

Simone...

You're out.

Elisa, that means you're in.
You can leave the runway. / Thank you.

- Thank you for the opportunity.
- Thank you. Auf wiedersehen.

Auf wiedersehen. / Auf wiedersehen.

I didn't expect to be the first one
to go, honestly.

I did have something to say,
and I feel like I did accomplish a beautiful garment,

even though it wasn't sewn the way
that I wanted it.

- Hey, everybody.
- Hi, Tim. / Ah, Simone.

We're gonna miss you. / Yes, I know.
I'm gonna miss you guys too.

- Someone has to go first.
- Someone does.

So you have to go upstairs now
and clean up your space, okay? / Thank you.

I truly feel like I had a chance to be
part of the final three.

But I feel like if I want a show
in the tent someday,

I can still make that happen on my own

and continue on with the career
that I'm building.

This season on Project Runway..

Are you guys ready for your next challenge?

I just peed my pants!

I was so shocked.

I have a special guest.

Whoa, man.
This season is phenomenal.

Don't these bitches know
that I'm way better than them?

People will get bitchy.
I know I will.

Do I hear another word coming out of
your mouth? I didn't think so.

Sometimes it's better not to fight about it
and to go with it.

You know, I don't believe that.

Her way is the only way,
and that's it.

- Why are you suddenly, like, belittling me?
- We agree to disagree on that one. How is that?

She sees it one way,
and I see it another.

Jack and I just had a discussion,

and I just want Jack to share it with you.

Well...

Oh, my god.

I-I don't know what to think, honestly.

I think you turned her into a street walker.

Who would wear that in the real world?

It looks like she's going to a funeral.

The judges are a whole another story.

We have completely different concepts.

I can't help but to say what I think.

I felt very micromanaged.

Please get off my back.

It's like you get on a roller coaster,
and there's nothing to do but hang on.

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