Project Runway: Ask the Judges ANYTHING

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westwingpotus — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 19:32:37 GMT

two questions:

1. Why do you all insist that Models walk like they need a stickectomy or have some physical disability? The foot directly in front of the other walk is absurdly distracting. Yes, I know you all think it's sexy, flirty or powerful. But in reality, it looks like a disabled troll lumbering down the runway and it's distracting from the designer's work. (poll the audience if you don't believe me)

You end up thinking, what the hell is wrong with that chick, rather than looking at the designer's creation.

2. Why hardly ever any men's fashion? I would bet demographically your audience is mostly straight girls and gay me. Trust me, they would both like to look at some men's fashion or male models (who are generally not required to walk like they have an uncomfortable corn cob inplace)

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deecoe — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 19:44:38 GMT

Why does Heidi sometimes (and I stress the word "sometimes") wear the most awful-looking, un-flattering, unattractive outfits on the show? I expect her outfits and her image to be an inspiration to the designers.

While I understand the need for constructive criticism on the show as they relate to the designers and their creations, I would be careful to be so critical of the designers when a judge is wearing garbage. I would rather see feedback come from a judgeswho is dressed 100% professional, classy, stylish and modern - sometimes I wish I could be the "judge" of Heidi's stylist.

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crwcpa — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 00:52:56 GMT

Do you believe a fetus has a soul?

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Christian_Has_It — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 10:04:21 GMT

Why is men's fashion not represented in the show? Or did I miss an episode. Of course Elle Magazine is a women's magazine, but I know Mr. Kors designs men's clothing as well. So what gives?

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Azmann — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 05:23:45 GMT

Why is it that famous designers pick one style for themselves, and then wear the same look over and over again, ad nauseum? Karl Lagerfeld is a good example, always in black and white, gloves, a pony tail and that insipid fan he carries around like he's going to get the vapors any minute. Donna Karan has been wearing the same black dress for 20 years. Can't they inspire others by being a good fashion example?

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Kayllow — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 17:39:44 GMT

What is the difference between East Coast and West Coast fashion?

What is the difference in how the "industries" on easch coast are run?

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inkedAG — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 20:52:57 GMT

Have you seen Bravo's The Fashion Show?

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Smithli — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 17:05:44 GMT

How much do you know about what's happening with the designers while they create the garment? Do you know who threw together a look at the last minute, who doesn't work well with others, etc?

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mlema2 — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 04:06:24 GMT

Do you believe Project Runway's move to Lifetime will affect its viewership either positively or negatively? Were any of you initially hesitant about the show's move? Be honest...

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LittlePenguins — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:12:29 GMT

#1 - When casting the show - If you have two potential participants that are similar, but one is the better designer, but the other would make for better television, which do you pick?

#2 - Have you ever selected someone who was nothing like what you expected once they got on the show? Can you give an example of someone who was much better than you thought they would be?

#3 - Of all the Project Runway winners (both here and in other countries) who do you think is the most talented (like Christian, Biddell, etc.)?