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Project Runway(S03E08) There was a bit of a mix-up last week, so I'm sorry that you all couldn't come here to vent your frustrations about the previous episode. Boy, oh boy, never has an episode called for so much venting. Vincent thew a basic black dress in with massive beige lapels... and won. The lapels were straight out of the 80s and clown-ish. If the lapels weren't so floppy, I would have liked it a little more. I think he only won because just about everyone else failed to flatter their plus-sized models. So, Robert was booted for being boring again, Vincent won, and Satan roared with laughter as he landed his triple axel jump.

This week, the designers were challenged to create an outfit for an international jetsetter. Everyone wracked their brains, trying to figure out who they'd be designing for, only to have Tim Gunn later pop in to announce that they were actually going to be designing for themselves. Of course, everyone was tremendously excited and had no trouble sketching out exactly what they wanted to work down the runway as they played model for day.

After the runway judging, they were told to go to the airport to demonstrate just how appropriate their outfits are for jetsetters. They flew to Parsons Paris (ahh, studying abroad) with Tim Gunn, where the second guest judge, Catherine Malandino, evaluated how the designers looked right off their flight and threw in the final scores.

Follow along by checking out the designs on "Rate the Runway".

Michael: I loved the pants for this outfit. They were very stylish and easy to travel in. I also loved the fact that Michael was able to alter his original plans to make a jacket so quickly. I have yet to find anything to dislike about this guy. Unless he kicks Heidi in the face some time soon, I don't think there's much of a chance he won't make the Top Three.

Laura: Laura kind of, sort of strayed from her normal high-waisted, crisp creations and made a slightly more playful, lighter dress. I thought the colors complimented her skin and hair beautifully and the dress didn't wrinkle on the flight, but I didn't think it was enough to make her a contender for the win.

Uli: This woman loves her prints and she's not afraid to show it. The judges said that her outfit was great, but it was too location specific (it'd only work in Miami, Los Angeles, the Caribbean, etc.) I didn't really understand that critique... Aren't those the places that most hot jetsetters go to anyway? And couldn't the same criticism be applied to just about all of the designers' outfits (including, Jeffrey's winning design)?

Jeffrey: [WINNER] Although it's understandable that he was upset over the previous episode's nightmare, Jeffrey was still being a real jerk, complaining aloud about Angela's mother in the workroom. Hey, it's a new week. Get over it. I guess he was so elated to be rid of Angela's mom, he forced every once of his creativity into his piece. His outfit fit his rock lifestyle perfectly. The pants were super-slim and very "now", and although his lapels were a feminine shade of purple (what shade isn't?), it looked appropriate and contrasted well with the material. Fully deserving of the win, I think. As Michael slipped just short of winning, he smiled and gave a thumbs up. Did you see that, Jeffrey? That's how you take a loss.

Kayne: [ALMOST OUT] Just when I thought Kayne couldn't be anymore flamboyant, he made this outfit. The judges hated it because it was too "Elvis" and costume-y, but I thought it was very Kayne. The tackiness of it all was off-put by the fact that the microfiber material didn't wrinkle and traveled well.

Vincent: Black shirt, black pajama pants. He shouldn't even be here. Guest judge Francisco Costa said that he liked it, but I don't think his opinion counts 'cause he looked like he was about to fall asleep as he was critiquing everyone.

Angela: [OUT] One word: Finally. After weeks of hanging on by the thinnest (and tackiest) of threads, Angela was finally Auf'd. Her outfit was very appropriate for her personality, so, needless to say, it was ridiculous. The linen made it difficult to wear for travel (who wants to park their ass on rosettes for sixteen hours?) and pretty much sealed the deal for the judges. Even though I really didn't like Angela, I sympathized with her because she had to leave so quickly after just touching down in Paris. That must have sucked worse than not going at all.

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