So much this. It’s as if they lack the basic concept that not all human bodies are not dressmaker’s forms. Forget even weight, height, size, but even things like some skinny women have a big ass, some fat women have no hips, etc. The “everywoman” challenge is basically BOOM! design for this ONE PARTICULAR PERSON. If…

Not to mention, they have the everyday woman challenge on EVERY season, yet EVERY season the contestants seem baffled by it. Once again, I ask myself, DO THEY EVEN WATCH THE SHOW THEY’RE COMPETING ON?!

Swapnil also did not get the customary “we’ll miss you in the workroom” speech and hug after elimination. TG was really mad at him.

I saw this last night and I remarked on Twitter how it’s extremely ridiculous that DESIGNERS cannot measure, cut, sew and adjust for everyday body types. If they have a line, WhoTF do they think will consume most of their stuff? In a perfect world, it’d be their ideal client, but we all know we don’t live in a perfect…

I just got done watching it, and I’ve gotta say good for Tim. Swapnil has said before that he wasn’t interested in anything more than being safe. Getting his ass handed to him by Tim was well deserved and long overdue.

It’s rude to tell me how to eat my pizza.

Fuck it, I don’t want a mouth full of grease/oil. That’s why I blot that bad boy, not because I want to delude myself into beleiving I’m some how saving myself calories.

I don’t know what any of this means.

I approve of this. A+.

What kind of sucked is we really did not to see the actual work the candidates put out. It seemed to me that Jason, from the discussion, was clearly the best filmmaker, but we have no way of judging that. I kind of understood Matt’s point he made, which was that we set it up to be about finding the best filmmaker and…

Seriously, you are part of the problem. Don’t reproduce.