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Project Runway: Finale (Part II)

Project Runway(S03E14) After minimal drama (drama that totally didn't live up to the previews), Jeffrey's outsourcing scandal was over and he was let off the hook. However, he was slightly over-budget, so he had to cut the blonde wigs out of his collection. I honestly thought the wigs would have negatively impacted his presentation, so it was probably lucky for him that he had to take away a couple hundred from his budget.

The guest judge was Fern Mallis, creator of Olympus Fashion Week and, ironically enough, probably the worst-dressed person of the episode.

And, if you're interested... A few weeks ago, I saw pictures from Fashion Week and shared my initial thoughts about each of the collections here.

Michael: Despite being the obvious crowd-favorite, his presentation failed to step up. It was unfortunately trashy and over-the-top. I saw that he did a lot of mixed-pattern work that was reminiscent of Uli's other stuff... He didn't pull it off, I'm sorry to say. Again, Michael was my season-favorite, so I was extremely sad to see him go in this direction. The judges said good-bye to him first, saying that he still needed time to mature. Even though I'm disappointed, I'm not worried about Michael... He has great talent and a fantastic attitude.

Laura: Hands-down, the detailing was stunning and everything looked much more expensive than $8000. However, it looked a lot more plain than I recalled from the photos... And her final piece was actually kind of unattractive. Anyway, the construction was amazing, as always, but it wasn't enough to give her the win.

Uli: I stuck by my initial thoughts about her collection. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. And Nazri looked hot, of course. That woman makes everything look good. The only thing I didn't like -- and I'm really nit-picking here -- was the background music. Disney, much? I think Uli should have pulled a Santino and mixed her own club jam. Despite getting rave responses from all of the judges, she only came in second (because her story was disjointed? Whatever). I honestly thought she was going to win. Damn. I guess it was yet another example of reality show editing leading the viewers on. It hurts, don't it?

Jeffrey: [WINNER OF SEASON THREE] His collection looked much better in motion than it did in the photographs (the close-up shots showed some lovely zipper detailing). However, I still thought it was tremendously weak (I actually thought his was the decoy collection). Unflattering, unattractive, and highly unusual... but not in a good way. And yet... he won. And I exploded. And I waved my arms around. And I shouted a lot. And my apartmentmate bled from the ears. And I attempted to apologize for permanently ruining her hearing, but I was suddenly overcome with the need to continue my incoherent yelling. Furious, I am.

This season has probably been the most unenjoyable out of the three. The first season was painful but captivating, the second season was hilarious and engaging. The third season was created for the sole purpose of doing numbers on my blood pressure. I don't know if my heart is going to be able to handle another season, but... damn it... Project Runway, you always have me coming back for more.

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