Miss Thang wrote:

I am sorry kiethe but i think it is absolutly absurd that you did not think it was fair to be kicked off the show.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 10:58 PM

Lulu wrote:

I just finished watching part one of the finale. I am repulsed by Laura's bizarre fixation with sniping at Jeff. Not to mention, her accusation against him is illogical. She has five children, and she wants to think she had the same amount of time to devote as a father of one? She comes off not as a class act, but as a sourfaced crone.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:02 PM

Madison A wrote:

Alright tim I tired at the fact Laura is trying ot ruin the show for everyone.
I mean Jeffery is like one of the best designers on the show. His final collection looks so amazing, that it's not fair if he is kicked off project runway. He deserves this chance so much, just as the other 3 do as well.

For all we know Michel Knights mother could have helped with the collection in some way. So please dont take him off

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:02 PM

Beige McGee wrote:

Jeffery Forever, Laura Never. QUACK QUACK QUACK QUACK QUACK

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:12 PM

Tracy wrote:

Hi Tim! I really think you are exceptionally good in your opinions. They are so fashion forward! Do you sincerely think that Jeffrey got help for his work execution? We agree with what Laura said. He talked like he was always really busy during those 2 months and suddenly he has EVERYTHING done...Anyways...God Bless.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:14 PM

Myrna Ramos wrote:

Hi Tim...first and foremost I LOVE U!! hahaha I'm so addicted to Project Runway, but I did not like at all the accusations that Laura made against Jeffrey!! I love Jeffrey's work and I have seen true craftmanship throughout the whole show. I feel that Laura should keep her opinions to herself!! Don't get me wrong, I do like her designs, but she is too judgemental of other designers and she has to stop and think that her designs are not perfect. I really want to see Jeffrey's designs--just from the sneak peak i can tell that they are beautiful and diverse--he really took the extra step to go over and beyond. Its not fair that because of Laura's suspicions (which can't even be proven), Jeffrey is now on the spotlight!! Everyone including Jeffrey deserve a shot at showing their designs.

Sincerely,
Myrna

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:14 PM

jillian wrote:

do you really plan on kicking jeffrey off? just because laura suspects something? i watch the show all the time,and i've always stuck with jeffrey,please don't kick him off

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:15 PM

Chris wrote:

Tim,

We just saw the show in Denver tonight. Having a hard time believing Jeffery cheated. Can you tell us anything?

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:16 PM

Morgan wrote:

why did jeff get kicked off the show right before fashion week???? How do you judge a persons ability when they have multiple months to complete their collection?

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:17 PM

mishelle wrote:

i just watched the first part of the finale. i think its ridiculous to think jeffrey didnt have enough time to sew his own stuff! i mean its 2 whole months. if he is crying because he got kicked out im gonna cry too. hes the best. that couture gown was amazing and hes always one of the first to finish. while everyone had to glue stuff in that episode he did it all by hand.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:18 PM

Beth wrote:

yea this has nothing to do with the Keilth issuse,but i do have a problem with the Laura issue. when she accused jeffery about his sewing skills.i thought that was shit i think that bitch is just jealous cause all she can do is low cut outfits. i know my opioin probably doesnt really mean to much but i just dont think she should feel so superior to all she is no better than anyone and no one is better than her in my opionion.i would not buy anything she would design but jeffery's i definetly would. jeffery puts his heart and soul into his work and is very creative laura's are boring

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:19 PM

danielle wrote:

Has Jeffery been kicked off from Project runway? From showing his collection at Bryant Park?

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:20 PM

Tabitha wrote:

I watched part one of the finale tonight and I am SOOO mad!! Why didn't anyone say oh well your dresses have featheres and a lot of details that you didn't show before I don't think you did all of that work by yourself especially in a house full of little kids!! he had a studio that he worked with he was already a professional so he already knew how to do a lot of those things if they don't let Jeffery show I know I will quit watching because that is beyond ridiculous and way underhanded her dresses were sowdy the whole time through and you could see that she was jealous of his innovative designs... I know sportsmanship had to have been taught to her apparently she just didn't learn it and she didn't learn class either.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:20 PM

Tabitha wrote:

I watched part one of the finale tonight and I am SOOO mad!! Why didn't anyone say oh well your dresses have featheres and a lot of details that you didn't show before I don't think you did all of that work by yourself especially in a house full of little kids!! he had a studio that he worked with he was already a professional so he already knew how to do a lot of those things if they don't let Jeffery show I know I will quit watching because that is beyond ridiculous and way underhanded her dresses were sowdy the whole time through and you could see that she was jealous of his innovative designs... I know sportsmanship had to have been taught to her apparently she just didn't learn it and she didn't learn class either.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:21 PM

Darren Sutton wrote:

Due to all of the scandals in this season, what will all of you do to try and make sure that your next season isnt like this one?

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:23 PM

Pamela White wrote:

Tim,

My husband and I have watched all three seasons and this one has and is the best so far. Comments and the way it was edited and then put together in tonights episode. The best challange was the mother show I would like to see challage again. The only other show that would add credability to the show is DO NOT LET THE JUDGES OR THE DESIGNERS IN ONE CHALLAGE WHO DESIGHED THE CLOTHS AND SEE IF THE JUDGES ARE JUDGEING ON EACH INDIVEDUAL CHALANGE and have them pick the designer in this way there statement tonight would add credabilty to there statements.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:25 PM

Rgore wrote:

No comments?? Um...how about I hate the two-part finale -- not enought content spread out over too much time. Reallity shows are never as good when they break from formal.

Tim, you are cool.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:27 PM

elma mabry wrote:

After seeing part1 of the season finale, I am ill. being a designer myself, I would like to take issue with Laura re: Jeffry's finish and workmanship. It may not be possible for her to sew at Jeffry's level, but I not only could do it, I have done it more times than I care to remember.

Hang in Jeffry. You were not my favorite most of the time during the
run of the show, but you are now.
Don't let the bastards beat you down.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:27 PM

bill wrote:

let jeff stay will u !

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:27 PM

barbara obert wrote:

I was very disappointed with tonight's episode and thought the issues were handled terribly. Tim permitted Laura to speak with him in private, while Tim approached jeffery in a public setting. I also felt as though all of the designers should undergo the same scrutiny...if you are going to investigate one designer based on a contestant's gut feeling, then you should investigate all of them. I hope your focus is on making sure you don't falsely tarnish someone's reputation in an effort to provide good tv.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:28 PM

Jon wrote:

If Jeff (aka "Neck") gets disqualified I am going to be devestated! I think that he is not the best, but the most unique designer in the competition (I think that they're all at about an equal level) and is what this show is all about.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:29 PM

parsonsgrad wrote:

Why did you take Laura's accusations so seriously. She is obviously jealous of Jeffrey, doesn't like him and stated so several times. I personally would kick her off the show for being a troublemaker. She admitted she started the "scandal."

It's very unfair to judge someone when you aren't there with them and very hard for her to prove the allegations. Jeffrey had a studio separate from his home where he could go undisturbed. She has 4 very noisy obnoxious boys (very unruly), plus she's pregnant and has a husband who works outside the home, so she has to take care of the clan while she works. Her designs are flat, all look the same and are matronly. I wouldn't think of wearing any of them myself and I'm 60 years old!

If you kick Jeffrey, please kick Laura. She deserves the boot as much as he does IF he cheated. If not, leave them both compete. Designers are very cutthroat as you know.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:29 PM

Carmen wrote:

Did Jeffery really cheated? Will he be eliminated? I think he is a brilliant designer!

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:31 PM

Nicole wrote:

Well, I am an avid watcher of Project Runway. I have watched every eposide of season three at least two times. I am appauled that Laura accused Jeffrey of cheating and using extra help on sewing and heming. While Laura is incredibly talented herself, I find it selfish of her to accuse Jeffrey of such a thing given his talent level and diligence he put into his designs. If his collection is not aired or presented at Olympis Fashion Week, I will never tune into Project Runway again. I am extremely upset because I appreciate his designs and talent.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:31 PM

tryn wrote:

I want to talk about tonight's ep! OMG!!! I loved Laura and was really rooting for her b/c I thought that even though Jeff's clothes rock, he was a bit of a brat and, being a mom of 4 I relate to Laura. Well...relatED - not any more! I seriously think that she and Michael were threatened by Jeff's really fabulous-looking collection. The moment I saw his halter dress I knew that he was going to show a spectacular collection and that he was truly the dark horse. If he is kicked off the show I will NEVER watch PR again. If petty behavior is enough to scare the producers into covering their collective behinds so that laura mike and uli can't sue them then I don't think they have the integrity that Tim spoke of in the Reunion show.

I am FURIOUS with Laura. When you make accusations like that against someone you can put doubt in the mind of the entire viewing public - I hope he sues her for liable. You can ruin a person's career with that kind of proof-less accusation. She had NO proof. And if you think about it, they usually had one or two short days to complete an entire garment. When you're that time-pressed you can't rip and resew seams until you get it perfect - you have to go quickly and hope they're straight.

Looking at his collection, the professional space he had to work in, and knowing his talent - I believe in him. I believe you Jeff!! And while I think you were a brat to andrea and her mom, you've won my support by reacting the exact opposite everyone assumed you would. I saw genuine hurt - fear - and bewilderment in your reaction. That and your enormous talent (far and away more than the other 3) have won my eternal support.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:37 PM

Edward wrote:

Is there going to be a season 4 of Project Runway? I hope so.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:39 PM

Melanie J Tyler wrote:

I would LOVE to see a season or at least a few shows dedicated with REAL models of SIZE for the designers to design real , and fabulous workable clothing for. Jeff's was a classic realization that most designers just do not have a clue what would look good on a woman size 18 to 20. Mkae a tent dress/moo-moo, put buttons on it the size of dinner plates and make the patterns as gaudy or as busy as you can and then say, "There you go girls, that will be $120.00 bucks!" It's either ridiculously old looking, made out of fabrics I don't let my cat sleep on, and there is virtually no attempt to make the fashions fashionable simply because we do not have a thin frame. THAT would be a huge challenge for the designers. Jeans, slacks, jackets, dresses, coats, evening wear, the whole gamut. Well that is my idea. For the world of women NOT a size 3, I believe we would be GLUED to the sets waiting to see what they would come up with... and then where they could be bought IF they were good!

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:39 PM

Pamela Ann McPherson wrote:

I have watched all three seasons of Project Runway (great show). And up until now I have kept my opinions to myself. However, after watching Laura claim that Jeffry had outside help on his collection...I'm infuriated!
In my opinion Jeffrey has ten times the range, talent and ability of the other three designers. Of course his stuff looks great...it's HIS BUSINESS!
He threw together those pants for his "Rock & Roll" outfit in less than a day and they looked terrific. He also made the pants for Keith's design and they were fabulous. Why is it so hard for Laura to believe he could make a stunning pair of leather pants?
On Tim's visit to Michael's house, with only a month to go until Fashion Week, Michael only had three outfits completed. It was obvious he'd been dilly-dallying.
Uli had more done, but you could tell she was taking her sweet time to make them. No rush or effort seen there.
Laura, had more done (most of it in an awful shade of green). She had to scrap most of her work and yet she still had time to design 12 outfits for the show.
Jeffrey on the other hand took this quite seriously and really buckled-down. He didn't have to scrap half his work. He knew what he wanted and he worked at making sure the pieces were as close to perfect as he could get them. This is his one big chance after all. He is the ONLY contestant who started working on his look from the begining and followed through.
I believe Laura is so jealous that she can't see straight! If she'd made workable designs the first time around (instead of clothes for the Jolly Green Giantess), she'd have her stuff finished too.
And as long as I'm venting, I might as well give you my opinion of the remaining four designers.

Michael=nice kid, inexperienced, talented...white bread

Uli=should have been the clothing designer for Laugh-In

Laura=cocktail dresses for the breastless

Jeffrey=talent, range, ability and experience...SHOULD WIN!

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:39 PM

Julie wrote:

I absolutely have loved this season. I am sad to see it ending, but really disturbed at tonight's episode. I have become a fan of Jeffrey's simply because of his story of redemption. I am crossing my fingers that he didn't do something stupid to blow it.
I loved the challenges this season and the way you guys changed it up to be different every week - it was great!

Will there be a season 4 for us to look forward to?? Have you found yourself super famous because of the show's success??

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:41 PM

Robert Bhatty wrote:

Tim,

What are your thoughts about Laura making the accusation that Jeffrey may not have "finished" all of his 12 pieces by himself and that he used "outside" help to sew the designs?

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:42 PM

Patricia Hale wrote:

I think Jeffery did have help with his line because if not he would have went off like he all way do but he did not do that this time and he had a funny look on his face, dead give away.

P.S. Tim Gunn u r great and give the show class.

I sent a second one just in cases the first one did not go thru.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:42 PM

Anna wrote:

Hi Tim!!:) how you've been? well after watching tonites show, I'm truly shocked what Laura said about Jeffrey's designs!!! I don't know what to think or say but after watching next weeks episode finale, I'm guessing that Jeffrey is going HOME!! AND HE'LL BE 'OUT'!!! THANK GOD!!! I know it's hard and sad to see him go,especially after seeing his son Harrison smiling and showing his love to mom and dad, well I just don't know what to think about next weeks last episode finale?? But if he really cheated, SHAME ON YOU JEFFREY!!!
Well I guess we have to wait and see what happens next weeks episode..:)
Ok Mr.Tim and Heidi I'll see ya both later and take good care of yourselfs ok?
Love..
Anna

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:44 PM

DANEETA wrote:

I THINK JEFF IS THE BEST PERSON TO WIN . BCAUSE HIS SKILLS ARE SO PURE ,FREE ,SEXY,AND GREAT .I THINK EVERY WOMEN WILL WEAR JEFF LINE.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:46 PM

Ally wrote:

Hi Tim
Who do you think is the most talented designer that's been on the show, which garment was your favorite?
Ally

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:47 PM

kerry in south tx wrote:

after seeing tonights episode, part 1 of the finale, i really believe jeffrey cheated, i just remembered some of his reactions on the reunion show, i had some suspicions then that something just wasnt right, i do think laura is right and im glad uli and michael expressed their feelings too, SOMETHING WITH HIM JUST ISNT RIGHT, i hope yall can figure it,....kerry in south tx

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:48 PM

Carrie wrote:

After tonight's episode (finale PartI) it is clear to me that Jeffrey has an excellent chance of winning the contest and that is besides the point of whether he outsourced or not the execution of his garments. I think however that for the other three contestants winning this season is really "the chance of a lifetime" since they are not as established designers as Jeffrey is. Tim, what is your opinion on this? Can you shed some light without revealing any information that will put you in a compromise?

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:51 PM

ONYX wrote:

Very sad that jeffery was accused of cheating because he does not have 6 childred, is not pregnant, and was so thirsty to win he worked 20 hours a day.

My gut told me that the last winner sisters "who were ALL professional tailors" had more to do with collection then she. When you visited her house she had not even started!!!!!!!!

I HOPE THAT BACKFIRES ON THE SNEAKY COW!

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:52 PM

tomas wrote:

Tim, I just watched the first part of the season finale and was horrified with Laura's statements. I have taken part in competitions and have seen people of various levels of expertise and it is easy to envious. what was your feeling when Laura whined to you about Jeffrey? I felt like kicking her off the show. she is condescending and petty... and I think her style of putting people down is vintage rich-biatch. i hate her.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:54 PM

Jane wrote:

I will be really really upset if Jeffrey doesnt show his collection. I absolutely love him, his style, and his talent. Laura really needs to get over herself.

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:56 PM

Dawn wrote:

I loved seeing the everyday woman challenge. We need to see more fashion designed for the average woman. Robert admitted he didn't know how to design for a large woman, that's a sad thing if you ask me. We need to glorify the designers who create things, or alter the originals for those of us blessed with different shapes. I don't feel a designer should be glorified unless they can truly cater to a wider variety of shapes and ages. Most of the purchasing power in this country does not come from size 2 twenty year olds. I say cheers for designing for the rest of us. Dawn

posted on October 11, 2006 at 11:57 PM

Carol wrote:

Why did you get rid of Jeffery just because of Jealous Laura?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:01 AM

Stacy wrote:

Love (And I do mean LOVE..) the Project runway show. This season was pheneomenal...and frankly Jeff made it so wonderful. the creativity and the HONEST comments were great. For the record, as a viewer, my husband and I both found Angela and her Mom winey. It was to the point that whenever Angela (Or her Mom) came on the TV we would literally turn the channel. Not to say that Angela did not have a solid creative moment or two, but it was a releif (Huge...) when she was finally OFF the show. Other than that: We wish this show had a new epeisode every night; love seeing the designers and what they come up. Hope Jeff wins; seems the most original.....all were fun!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:06 AM

Michelle S wrote:

What is Black, White, and Red all over?

Laura.

Anyway, I was just wondering, would the possible tailoring scandal of Jeffery's warrant his expulsion from the show? Season 1, Kara Saun had that whole shoe thing, where she had a friend "give" them to her. Yeah, the judges were to ignore the shoes...but...would Jeffery just get a stern talking to, points deducted, or...what?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:07 AM

michele wrote:

from Detroit GO MICHAEL !!!
Tim I love your frankness with the designers. What happens with the losers. Do they get hired by fashion houses too. I also am concidering geting back into sewing again, I forgot how fun it is to bring fabric to life until your show. I hope and pray Michael wins. He makes clothes for everybody and I aggree his sport wear is his key that will open doors.Jeffery turns me off with his sharpe tounge, I don't care how good his clothes are,didn't like how he treated what's her names mom. Nasty! Evil
Laura-uli you go girls!!!!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:11 AM

pat wrote:

I still can't figure out why Robert, who won the gown competition along with Kayne, was not given a chance to come
back when Angela, who was one of three, was allowed back,
along with Vincent.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:11 AM

Jenn wrote:

I can't wait to see how next week's runway turns out! And you know, I've always said that I wished I had a pocket-sized Tim Gunn to carry around with me for inspiring words. Now, with a Tim Gunn bobblehead, it could happen!

Just one more thing, any word yet on a Season 4?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:16 AM

Michele Sansaricq wrote:

Though I haven'tseen the finale yet, I enjoyed enjoyed every minute of the third season. Will we have a fourth season and when? Please don't wait too long. Thank you Heidi and Tim and best of luck to Heidi with her third baby.Hope you have a safe and easy delivery.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:19 AM

Heather Hillier wrote:

Vincent is dilusional! Thank you Laura! He is the amatuer, no doubt. No talent, horrible attitude, and just not a likeable person. Im so glad he is auf!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:20 AM

Jessica Webber wrote:

Tim,
I absolutely think that you are amazing. You deal with the designers with such a diplomatic and gentle hand. You so consistently guide the designers to the correct decision in regards to their creations and I am just in awe of that. Therefore, I am shocked that Vincent would say such crazy things about you. You bring a level of integrity to the show that is missing from 90% of the shows on television today. I am certainly not a designer, but you make me want to be!
Jessica Webber

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:20 AM

Lysie wrote:

Tim, I'm impressed by your eloquent rhetoric and power of observation so I'm wondering if you have noticed the overuse of the word 'honestly' on the show. I would hope when one gives an opinion it is an honest one so why the need to reiterate the obvious? The person who says it is basically admitting that he/she is selectively honest. I say just say what you want to say without qualifying it and expect people to believe you, like you do!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:25 AM

Marie wrote:

Why did you join Laura against Jeffrey whos collection a lot of people wanted to see? Does she want to discredits the competition?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:27 AM

HL wrote:

Tim,
Would you support the idea to have a contest where a fan of the show is flown out to New York for Olympus Fashion Week-and would you suggest this idea to Heidi?

I think this is a good way to thank the loyal fans of PR!
I would like to be the first to win the prize.
Thanks

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:28 AM

lakia wrote:

WHAT IN THE WORLD IS LAURA'S PROBLEM? IF JEFFERY GETS KICKED OFF AT THE END BECAUSE OF HER, I HOPE SHE FEELS LIKE DIRT!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:33 AM

Sue Sheehy wrote:

I'm very upset with Laura. My own mother, who isn't a designer, used to be able to do a dress for myself and my 2 sisters in one day. She would sew and we would do the housework. So, It is possible to make 12 outfits in 2 months! If Jeffery gets kicked off, I think it is VERY UNFAIR!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:37 AM

Marlene wrote:

Hi Tim. I'm a DC native too. I'm bummed I missed your talk recently at Corcoran. Are you coming back anytime soon? YOU are the show on Project Runway. I think you are awesome.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:39 AM

Paula wrote:

Tim ~ You are fabulous and a huge part of the success of Project Runway, in my opinion. I was stunned watching the reunion show with the excuse(s) given by Keith! He was actually accusing the show! Well, I guess he must had time to come up with something between his leaving and the reunion ... who knows. Anyway, YOU are the greatest!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:40 AM

ReNae wrote:

Tim- You are the most amazing man. As I watched you with the designers I loved how you got to the essence of each of them. I even felt empathy for Jeffery. It's amazing how we each have the seeds of greatness and self-destruction in us, and how you drew such revealing nuances from the designers. Thanks. I have learned to be more careful in my judgements from watching you with the designers this year. You keep the show about design and doing your personal best. There are so many things you could have said and didn't. That's what makes PR the best reality show on TV.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:42 AM

lou moran wrote:

Tim, i never thought i'd be watching a show like this, and you are the reason! bro'- you are so cool! the suits you wear are the dopest, flyest ever! keep on keepin' it gangsta' homie!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:42 AM

Loretta Johnson wrote:

I would like to see the disigners make an outfit for plus size model next season. Plus size women like wearing designer clothing too.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:54 AM

Ally wrote:

Was Laura just trying to create drama to the show by questioning the construction of Jeffrey's garments or do you think there was real concern?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:59 AM

vince wrote:

i think that this season was incredibly inovative and that it employed more creativity in many senses than the other two. I really liked the recyclable fabric challenge and thought it created an interesting look at how anything can vitually be created into clothes. I also wanted to comment that i do not think that Jefferey cheated and I am quite sad about what happened.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 12:59 AM

Melodie wrote:

Dear Tim,
I am so shocked and saddened by tonight's show. The way the show was edited it appears that Jeffery was disqualified.
As a fan, and a busy mom; to TIVO, tape, and invest my time for cheap 11th hour drama...well I am agog.
Have you not thought of the fallout from the 12 step community?
The time that the fans have invested in the show?
Jeffery was the only designer that I really wanted to see. And to see him breaking down because of Laura's and Michael's jealousy.
I have to say, if he does not show, I can never watch the show again.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:10 AM

Patty Webb wrote:

I don't understand the viciousness that Laura has for Jeffrey. Is it because she is jealous? I truely believe Jeffrey did all the work himself. He didn't have an antagonistic remark towards Laura after her accusations,(BECAUSE HE WAS IN SHOCK OVER IT). People like her are what is wrong with this world today. Laura would crawl and back stab anyone to get what she wants.
What a shame.
Laura and Angela are two peas in a pod. Very nasty individuals.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:18 AM

Jenny wrote:

Dear Tim, I love your elegance and grace in your personal style but especially in the way you handle the designers! I would love to see your perspective in your art. Perhaps you could consider creating a virtual gallery via the internet.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:24 AM

James wrote:

Why was jeffery incriminated; due to the start of a rumor by Laura of his garmets being made by someone else. I feel he has been given a raw deal and that the show has really hit a new low. The fact that Laura can start a rumor and get a cast member kicked off basically tipping the scale in her favor just totally protrays the show in a poor taste. Tim I welcome your opinion.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:28 AM

Kayla Kalyran wrote:

damn, can we give a fabulous two thumbs up to jeffery and his beautiful family, coming from some similar struggles it is a phenomenal and precious event to see him coming alive.....Definitely he's going to Win Tonight No doubt in my mind....plus if he ever gets divorced I'm the first on the list to blow his mind, wreck his country club, and make him purr......Damn Jeffrey I want you like an Albino wants shade.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:30 AM

Judy A wrote:

Why do models walk down the runway with their legs crossed as if they have to pee. Noone walks like that and it certainly doesn't compliment the garments they're wearing. For season 4 I'd love to see and entire episode using plus-size models.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:32 AM

EMILY wrote:

Tim, I just want to say that you are an ABSOLUTE DOLL!!!! Every time you come on the screen, my mom, sister, and I coo, "Awwww! We love Tim!" (We say the same about Michael Knight - what a lovely, grounded soul, too.)

Mind you, "Project Runway" is the ONLY show ANY of us watch regularly!

Anyway, just wanted you to know that you have lots of loving energy coming your way! ;-)

EMILY

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:35 AM

Maggie Cadeaux wrote:

I'm pretty shocked at the other contestants' and general peanut gallery response to Jeffrey. He's honest and direct. It's ecruciating to watch the suspicion that arouses. The Angela's mom incident seemed clearly a matter of his being fundementally direct by nature, and her not having the slightest idea how to express anything in 5,000 under-the-breath murmurs or less. I'm really disappointed by the indication in this week's preview that he might not be allowed to show in Bryant park. Jeffrey, there are alot of people out here that still believe in your talent and your integrity.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:36 AM

jan selman wrote:

Dearest Tim,
Don't you think Jeffrey bings out the worst in folks? He's such an angry boy! (I was angry myself for quite a long time after getting clean)....however..this boy is brutal with his mouth. He even had passive Laura miffed at him. Although I was surprised at Laura I can forgive the ragging hormones of " How could he do that all by himself himself! I'd ask too since his work was less than good on finishing. But, I thought that you might have said the most natural thing to Laura and the others....and that was that Jeffreys' clothes (most of them) measure maybe 26"...with a few exceptions, where Lauras measure around 36" to 50"...half the lengths of the designs by Jeffrey. SOOOOOO perhaps he SEEEEEEWs only half of their time. Not a Jeffrey fan....but it does seem possible...Don't you think?
Jan

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:36 AM

Sarim wrote:

Do you think laura was right about saying Jeff didn't make his collections. Through the man is very talented and has the most thought right creative mind than anyone there. Did you think it was fair ?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:36 AM

Shann Palmer wrote:

As usual, your personal aplomb and reasoned manner kept the Final Part one watchable and exciting. I particularly loved seeing you in Miami- you are so New York white you looked pink on camera!

Please tell me you were wearing sunscreen!!!

(and thanks for making it work)

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:37 AM

renae wrote:

when is the actual finale???? date and time?! very unclear!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:37 AM

Monica Tamayo wrote:

I can't believe what is happening in the show this season. What is it with the deceiving people. Laura is just jealous of Jeffrey's work. I just impossible to believe that Jeffrey can be removed from the show because of a person like Laura believes. I will no longer watch the show if he gets kicked out. I will make a big deal of it.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:37 AM

Robin Vela wrote:

If that red headed bitch gets Jeffrey kicked off...im not watching any Bravo tv ANYMORE!!!! Jeffrey has been doing this for a living not building buildings. She is a narcisstic bitch whose clothes my grandma would wear. If he is aufed...im threw with this network

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:38 AM

Barbara NJ wrote:

Dear Tim:

How come you allowed Laura to talk to you privately and when you approached Jeffrey about Laura's accusations you questioned him in front of the others. I thought that was the first time that I saw you drop the ball. Jeffrey should have been given the same kindness and professionalism as you afforded Laura. As a manager, I am shocked that you didn't investigate the accusation before placing so much stress on Jeffrey. I think Laura is the typical troublemaker in the workforce who is jealous of others and is mean spirited --just with a smile. She truly knows how to murder people with her mouth. She is a disgrace to the show. Put a zipper in her dresses and send her home to care for the babies she seems to have no trouble making but appears to have little time for passion to nuture and care for them. Teach her about being other centered instead of being so self centered. She is truly the only mistake on all three seasons. Jeffrey is different in appearance but is a talented gentleman along with Uli and Michael. Go home Laura! Tim don't let her smile loose your great sense of mentoring and talent for making this show such a success.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:44 AM

Kristen wrote:

Since many viewers are so keen on hating Jeff, I feel that a synthesis of the two best designers is order. If we could only cross pollinate Jeff's creative forces with Laura's, we would have the smartest fashion designer of Project Runway. Think about it: Jeff's candy shop fun/darky twisted style combined with Laura's chic, sophisticated and precise design.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:46 AM

Ihadira wrote:

Hi,
I was very disappointed in how Laura addressed the situation with Jeffrey about having help. I admired Laura and liked a lot of her work. I did not always like Jeffreys attitude but did it upset you as well when Laura addressed this issue?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:49 AM

Joan NYC wrote:

I fret for Jeffrey. I hope it's not true that he broke the rules for this final challenge. I know he can be abrasive, but he is also extemely vunerable and even more talented. I'm on "pins and needles" for next week.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:55 AM

Dani wrote:

What's the possibility of ever being able to watch the stuff that's been edited out of the show? I'd like to watch enire conversations rather than the edited versions, and I'd pay good money to watch the judges entire discussions when judging designers and their outfits. It would be worth whatever money it costs to hear what Michael Koors had to say about everything since he seems to have a very funny quip about everything.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 1:58 AM

chad owen wrote:

Do you think that jeffery didn't do his work?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:02 AM

summer wrote:

TiM? He was full 'o' shiza. Don't pay attn. to that cheatin' fool anyways.Nobody's worried about that dude anyways. I know Laura has an alterier motif. She really doesn't Jeffery to win over her. Why hasn't anything been asked about Laura's Beautiful, beaded,detailed stuff? She has 5 kids & managed to sew all the beadwork onto her own work? I think it could be somthing she might do, but not NOT Jeffery! No Way! Oh, by the way Laura said"I just want to win so Jeff doesn't win" before all the shiza hit the windmill. Laura You should be AUT! Your beadwork is too exquisit,couldn't have been enough time with your 5 kids too do all of this byyourself, I don't know? How does that feel? If someone said "Laura, No way! It's too perfect & intricate for you to have done it yourself with all of the other responsabilities. JEFF YER THA SHIZA!!!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:03 AM

Annie wrote:

I think that what Laura did to Jeff was WRONG WRONG WRONG.. she is so jealous of him .. didn't she listen when he said he worked on his collection every day from 6am to 2am hardly spending any time with his family.. what gives her the right to do that to someone who happens to be BETTER than SHE is.. YOU have angered this viewer beyond angry.. I wouldn't buy anything that old hag made.. Jeff does NOT deserve to be treating like this.. she should be thrown out of fashion week for being a SNAKE and a very hateful woman..

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:05 AM

kim edwards wrote:

Dear Tim,

I love listening to your voice. It is wonderful to listen to a person who speaks English with such a mastery and love of words! Thank You
Kim

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:09 AM

Kelly wrote:

OMG how much do I love Tim Gunn? I think he is just fantastic! I actually had a dream about him the other night. It was me and a girlfriend of mine and we were riding around in a car with Tim in New York. I must be watching too much PR... oh wait that isn't possible!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:10 AM

Jan wrote:

Oh Im so upset with Laura. If she had concerns with Jeffery's work being done by him. I wish she would have spoken with Jeffery first. She came accross as back stabbing on the show. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Jeffery is a stand up guy. I would like to see him win.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:11 AM

Ani wrote:

Just watched finale part 1 ~ Did anyone notice that Laura had it in for Jeffrey from the get go on this show ...Every other word out of her mouth was to disparage Jeffrey "Shes gonna win so as long s Jeffery doesnt win" "I didnt get up to greet Jeffery when he showed up" "Oh are we leaving without Jeffery, oh there he is" she says with dissapointment. Nit picking at Jeffreys collection as he starts to display it ... and then poisoning the rest of the crew to believe he didn't sew his own designs ~ and then like a little baby running and tattling to Tim about a feeling she has but no proof, but really to only cause scandal and her ultimate goal to eliminate the biggest competition. I guess Laura's so insecure in her own show that she has to sabotage anothers to feel better? If her ranting and ravings has caused us the viewers to miss the chance to see Jeffrey's creative and unique designs ~ I hope Karma takes a hand and what comes around goes around, cus missing Jeffereys collection would be for me ~ a waste of time spent watching the show ~ only to see his collection ; and to fine one lil' insecure whiner ruining it for us all.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:13 AM

christiana wrote:

I hope that jeffrey isn't kicked off. it saden's me that the pregnant red-head is so insecure that she has to go and tattle tale on jeffrey. Come on - doesnt she have enough children to be doing that?! No matter how you investigate into that matter of the "scandal" there is no way you can tell if he had extra help! if the other designer's think they are so great then why arent they satisfied with thier work. It's just plain old insecurities and low self -esteem! I cant wait to watch the next edition of the finale. if jeffrey get's thrown off then I will have lost my interest in this show. BUT I know and I can see that he has MAD talent so I know that Karma doesnt mis-treat people who are honest! So keep your head up and be strong jeffrey you know in your heart what you did and did not do! DOnt' let other people's insecurities bring you down. follow your dream for you and your family!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:17 AM

S. Turner wrote:

I am sick at the prospect of Jeffery being disqualified!
And I am incredibly dissapointed in Laura. She saw your reaction to Jeffery's work and felt her prospects of winning, slipping away. Then and only then, does she start in with the " I don't think so's " Then airing those thoughts to you before confonting Jeffery, with her suspicions. In my eyes, her actions only fueled my suspicions of her motives. Sabotage I say!
I don't understand why she finds it so difficult to believe Jeffery did all the work himself. As a fellow artist, I am keenly aware of how the creative proccess works. How can she know that he didn't stay up agonizing over every detail of his masterpieces for hours, days & weeks on end. Grabbing the creativity while it flowed fresh. He was in the familiar surroundings of his own studio, free to do anything he wished and he didn't have 5 children running around while he was trying to work. Has she never heard of the concept of " overachiever " or
" perfectionist " Jeffery has a lot to prove to himself and the world. I just can't see him blowing it all away, by not following the guidelines & rules for the show. Especially after Kieths disqualification for a few " How To " books.
And what about Karasan and the shoes? She was still allowed to continue. And I feel that was far worse than a few pleats.
I truly hope I am jumping the GUN here. I will be waitng with baited breath for next weeks episode.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:18 AM

Sadie wrote:

Hi Tim & Bravo!
Success for getting a watcher to use the internet! congrats! I just think it is awful to have Jeffrey be in a position where he is being attacked and investigated. I think his clothing is the first that is REMOTELY comparable to the artistry of both Jay and Kerasan (spelling?) of the first season. I find it sad that his work is not appreciated for the quality it is--as many of the last designers have been both lackluster in their innovation and grace in execution. I would never have imagined that either Jay or Kerasan's work would have been questioned and the finess of their work exceeded Jeffrey's in both complexity and detail--Jay's quilted work alone and Kerasan's stitching. Anyways, I guess I look forward to what will happen next. Thanks for the chance to write!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:18 AM

Amy Landes wrote:

Laura is absolutely amazing! A real pro with such elegance, style and chops. All while raising kids. She must be Superwoman. Nobody can do all that!

If she doesn't become the next Carolina Herrera, I'd love to see her in business with Micheal. They seem to have a real connection and collaborate well. They're a fashion version of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire-- she gives him class and he gives her sex-appeal.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:24 AM

Mike wrote:

Poor Jeff. I really do hope that he ends up landing on his feet after what Laura has brought up. Do you believe that Jeff had any outside help and how will you guys determine whether or not he did or did not?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:28 AM

Carlo Blankenship wrote:

What do you do with the Wall of Fame clothing after the series is over? Also why are some of the, for lack of a better term, losing outfits on dress forms? (Allison's terrible mistake)
Has Bravo considered auctioning off any of the winning/losing creations? .... Carlo

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:29 AM

Donna Sue Stanart wrote:

I just watched part 1 of the finale, I believe Jeffery, and he would't cheat. I think Laura saw his work and what he had aoomplished and she knew it was better than hers. She wants to win, she planted the seed into impressionable minds. Andreda's Mom is as much a drarma queen as her daughter is. Understandable where it comes from.
i hope Jerffery is there next week and he wins. The reason he didn't mouth off or act ugly is maybe she doesn't know him as well as she thought. I'm disapointed in Uli and Michael, because his sewing was better at home as his own pace as comparied getting it done quickly . I think you are very, talanted your pieces started getting a more safisticated look. Roxy

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:29 AM

rita wrote:

Tim, How can you not want to staple someone to the wall when they seek to ruin another contestant?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:30 AM

Jon Sills wrote:

When i get famous, i definitely need some Tim Gunn artwork hangin in my house while i'm chillin in some Cosa Nostra designer clothes. I just hate how they're trying to make Jeffrey and Laura the new Vincent and Angela. Dude, she's pregnant. give her a break. And he's just awesome. Get off his back. Tim should make a book entitled "Those who shouldn't try to make it work anymore". It should be about everyone who sucks in the show. All of the personal problems they couldn't show on TV. HEY TIM!! MAKE IT WORK!!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:35 AM

BruceSmith wrote:

Hey There,

First time e-mailee. wanted to tell you how much i enjoy the show and look forward to Wed. eve. perfect night for my girfriend and i to relax and watch a show wwe both enjoy.

Great cast and great 3rd season! keep up the great work.

Best
Kent Smith

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:37 AM

erin wrote:

OMG IF YOU DARE TAKE JEFFREY OFF THE SHOW I AM GOING TO CRY AND NEVER WATCH THIS SHOW AGAIN! i am freaking out right now! he is the best person on the show!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:38 AM

Kim and Dominique wrote:

Tim, I thought tonights program was really upseting and sad...I think Laura is just jealous of the other designers, because as you can see ,she has the same old styles, over and over again. Do you agree with me that she is a drama queen?? Shes always putting a face and always looking over other contestants designs.What do you think of Laura??(and by the way we think you are very smart, sweet and sophisticated man, i've ever seen )

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:43 AM

Diane Mays wrote:

I am shocked at Laura's behavior, if Jeffrey is to be closely scrutinized then they all should be. After all its only fair.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:43 AM

Autumn wrote:

Ok so I really doubt Jeffery had anyone help him with his sewing. It is very unsettling to think that his fellow designers would stoop as low as to report him to Tim and probably have him disqualified, but I guess it is a cut throat competion and one has to do all they can to eliminate the compition. This is not a surprising accusation coming from Laura, but MIchelle I was shocked! So I guess if Jeffery is not on the second part of the show we know that Lauras plan was succesful. But remember Laura what goes around comes around, its called karma.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:43 AM

E. Howard wrote:

This is regarding TONIGHT's show where Laura and the others question Jeffery and talk to Tim before discussing this with Jeffery.

First of all I am tremendously saddened for Jeffery. I think he is everybody's bad boy and he really is not. The one thing over this season and last (I didn't see season 1), is that the home visits by Tim really give a person incite into the people that these designers are. Jeffery does NOT deserve this and I hope and pray that next week Jeffery is NOT sent home. I think this is all awful. I believe in Jeffery. He is not my favorite of the four in terms of design, but I see a very protected and armored heart in there and I hate seeing him abused (and yes I see it that way).

Laura .... I think your pregnancy is making you grumpy. I know how it is ... I haven't done it as many times as you, but anyone who has been there remembers. Lighten up on the others, concentrate on yourself and leave the others alone. I think you should have spoken with Jeffery first and then if you still felt you had to do it, then you should have gone to Tim, but you did it backwards and it reflects badly on you.

Good luck all of you!!!! Love Project Runway!!!!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:50 AM

E.Howard wrote:

Dear Tim,

I wanted to cry tonight when I saw poor Jeffery being beaten on. He hasn't been my favorite, but really..... maybe there should be a spy eye on all of them???? NOT ,,, The editing crew for next week's episode did a great job, I was almost in tears with worry for Jeffery. Please do not let him be 'Auf'd'. I know, I know, and you do a great job, but if you put him under a microscope can you put the rest of them under the same one? I think Laura is just grumpy and should look more to her own stuff than others.

Any comments???? Thanks! Our whole family watches!!!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 2:53 AM

Mike wrote:

Tim, you do an amazing job in, what must be, a very challenging position. I'm not sure if this is the proper forum to raise questions, but here goes. What's your take on Robert Best's expulsion from the show? I'm not a designer and I'm sure, besides being a very subjective medium, there are many factors the lay person doesn't understand about the judging process. However, it seemed both Michael and Nina were extremely cool to him throughout his run on the show. He joked on the reunion show about his boring designs, yet when he tried to be innovative he was shot down (I refer to the Jackie O. design challenge). As a lay person, his garments seemed to be more complex and better constructed than some of the others products. What's the scoop? Did the producers and behind the scenes activity play a big part in his demise? I noticed they also changed the final comments he shared at the end of the episode when he was out. I'm guessing this may have been to reduce the fallout from him getting the boot. I'd be very interested to read your take. Thanks.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 3:03 AM

mike wrote:

Here, here. I agree. The judges do not always appear to be as objective as they claim to be. And, I think they also sometimes forget to focus on the criteria for the challenge. I agreed with the judges that Robert's design wasn't very exciting, but as you point out, it wasn't exactly an even playing field.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 3:04 AM

Andrea Johnson wrote:

I watched tonight's episode and was shocked that you would go to the producers over Laura's feeling that Jeffrey didn't sew all the clothes himself. Why would you and the producers give her that satisfaction when you had no real evidence? I could turn around and accuse Laura off not sewing all her garments because she was taking care of 5 kids and couldn't possibly get all the work done she had accomplished. Would you go and investigate her work? It was wrong of Laura to gossip about him to the others, especially when she had no evidence! Laura should have had some kind of penalty for what she started. I was sick watching tonight.
I realize there's nothing you can do now, but please remember this for future shows. Project Runway contestents have the potential to gang up on certain people, if they're manipulative enough. Plesae don't let those people triumph in the future.

Does Laura have a blog or email to send things to her?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 3:11 AM

Vanessa E. wrote:

Why would Laura accuse Jefferey of cheating? Is it 'cause she just tried making it easier for her to win? I believe she's just jealous because she isn't capable of doing such great work as Jeffereys and she was just threatened by his genious mind and his genious art.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 3:29 AM

dev wrote:

Tim, have you formed any genuine friendships with any of the contestants from any of the seasons?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 3:36 AM

forart wrote:

Prior to this moment, I have never been motivated to blog, or to log on to the website of any television show (including Project Runway). After seeing tonight's show and the preview for next week's finale, however, I simply couldn't help myself. Although everyone seems to love to hate Jeffrey (he's become the "Santino" of last season), Jeffrey is clearly the most creative person of the final four, and I think it will be an atrocity if he is not allowed to show his collection during Olympus Fashion week due to Laura's accusations. Clips from the finale show Jeffrey crying, if these are not tears of joy for being exonerated, I don't what I will do? Boycott a show, that as a fellow creative, I had found to be a fascinating and encouraging glimpse into the artist's/designer's process? Last season, I watched as the judges, heaping insult upon insult upon the "bad boy" Santino, literaly beat him down. It was patently obvious that this was a man who was not only a talented designer, but a true creative, who had SO much more to give. (In contrast to the winner Chloe, who I felt was capable of little else than what we have seen). Ironically, the judges seemed surprised at Santino's watered down collection, even though they themselves had airmed the fire hose to douse Santino's creative flame. In the end, I had to agree that, as much as I empathized with Santino's error in trying to the judges, his Fashion Week show was disappointing nevertheless. From the glimpses I have seen of Jeffrey's collection, on the other hand, this does not seem to be the case. As a matter of fact, he seems to have outdone himself. I don't if what Laura's attempted sabotage in tonight's episode stems from jealousy, pregnant hormones, or her obvious dislike of Jeffrey, but whatever the motivation, it was a terrible thing to do. Laura, undisputedly, is a very tasteful woman who makes beautiful, well made clothes, but she is a "one note," lackiing the kind of creativity that is evident in Jeffrey. Not only would ejecting Jeffrey be an eggegious and shameful error in my mind, but such action would leave the indelible impression that Project Runway is championing mediocrity, not creativity.

Fan forever, or ex-fan which will it be?:

posted on October 12, 2006 at 3:38 AM

hoosier_angel wrote:

I guess I don't understand the final four. Uli and Laura make the same garments over and over. When they do something different it is so hideous that they face elimination. I believe that Jeffery is talented, but should not have been rewarded for his awful behavior. The mom challenge should have had him eliminated. Sure his treatment of Angela's mother made for good tv, but omg can you make your clients cry? Finally Michael. He has been my favorite since the beginning. He has stumbled from time to time, but I think any one of his designs would have been fabulous given a few extra minutes. I look forward to the finale!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 3:43 AM

marissa wrote:

i definitally agree with tim... this season has really stepped up ... i cant wait for the finale.. i am so curious to know who will win... also what will happen to jeffery... oh and as for the reunion... was there anything that didnt get put on tape that was interesting ... i would have loved to be there but i think it would get a little too hot for me... all the tension that is... does anyone know how far laura is along? she looks huge at the reunion--- fashahloic

posted on October 12, 2006 at 3:46 AM

Carolyn Hendry wrote:

I don't know how I'm going to deal with no new Project Runway episodes to watch now that season three is coming to a close. Is there a chance there will be a season four? I'd be thrilled if that happened.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 3:53 AM

Ellie wrote:

I'm with the author of the first question; I personally would have liked to see someone smack Keith Michael. It would have been great for the ratings had you done it, Tim. ;)

posted on October 12, 2006 at 4:35 AM

Caroline wrote:

I have never felt so emotionally vested in a television show. Being a mom over 40 makes my instantly root for Laura, but they all show terrific talent.

I am a little disturbed by how repetitive their designs are. Is this true in all the fashion industry?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 4:41 AM

Karyn wrote:

You are the only person of whom I can ask this... Do you think the fashion industry ever design women's fashion to accommodate BOOBS!? How many boob jobs have to be done before designers realize women have them, like them and can't do a 6" wide keyhole between them?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 4:45 AM

Andy Cleave wrote:

Hi I just saw project Runway Final Season finally part2 and saw a preview of next week how Jeffry is going to be kicked off! Well if you listen to a cheater like Laura then you are a fool! If you have to Listen to people who are Jealous and bitter about someones work then fine. But If the producers are gulible to listen to a player thats in a contest to win then all of them should be disqualified. I thought this program was to show their work not show their jealousy of others. I thought Project Runway was to give people a chance but it only seems one sided.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 4:52 AM

Daisy wrote:

Tim, why are the judges so hard on being different but make it your own? Would you tell Vera Wang to design sportswear? No you go to her for a dress, why then do they insist?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 5:00 AM

LeAnn wrote:

Dear Tim,

I just had to type in and say how much I enjoyed you on PR this season. As always you were an icon of class! I love how you gently advise the designers. When I watched the reunion show, and Uli was talking about how you were like dad to them, all I could think was wow, just wow!

I can only imagine how difficult the reunion was with Keith there. It must have been especially hard, because I know you believed so much in his designs. The emotion in your voice when you sat down with him before he left was unmistakeable. To have him come back and accuse PR of being anything less than honest must have been excrutiating. Yet, even under that pressure you handled with your usual grace, patience, and class. (Yes people I realize we just saw an edited portion).

Anyhow, Tim, you are the best and I look forward to watching you in season 4!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 5:06 AM

jan wrote:

I found it very hard to believe that the integrety of the show was challenged by a contestant that had hie designe/pattern books removed upon entering the show and actually accused "someone" of placing them back in his room.. He knew they were illegal. When he found them in his room the mature and logical thing to have done was alert someone of their presents.How sad that an adult can still play the lieing/cheating game that we expect from our children. I think that Tim has not only enspired all the contestants but has a way of being a friend. It's hard for all the people to be away from their loved ones for such a long time and Tim seems to have a way of easing that tension of missing their families.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 5:22 AM

Stacey wrote:

1. How could you put any merit behind Laura's accusations toward Jeffrey. It is obvious that she is jealous because she was talking about him the whole show and making nit picky comments about him. He had his own workspace outside of the home, and he doesn't have 5 sons to take care of so he would obviously have more time. He also could have picked easier fabrics to work with and less sparkles, sequins, and beads than the others. You should have at least required her to offer some sort of proof besides "his work is TOO GOOD". Since when does having work that is outstanding become a bad thing.

and 2. If you are going to look into Jeffrey cheating you should also look into the rest of the contestants.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 5:29 AM

Shangxuan wrote:

Deep pity for Jeffery!

Why?Why?Why?

cry for this scandal

posted on October 12, 2006 at 5:52 AM

Patricia wrote:

Keith...............Get over it! Move on!
More importantly........seek anger management counseling!!!! You looked pathetic on the reunion show!!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 6:23 AM

Chris wrote:

Tim,
Do you honestly think that Laura has a valid point about Jeffery's sewing abilities or is she just trying to get rid of a threat? I am no expert on sewing, but in two months time I would think he would be able to finish a collection if he worked on it as diligently as he says he has. His outfits, from what I saw on the pre-finale show, are not as complex and intricate as the things Laura makes. She adds cutesy details to add glamour to what I have decided to call Old Hollywood style. I understand there is no love lost between these two designers. Their opinions of each other are clearly stated on the previous episodes. Is this just a case of jealousy or a legitimate complaint?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 7:16 AM

belinda wrote:

Tim, I agree with you on the outcome of the "Mom" challenge. As a plus-sized woman, I thought Uli's outfit was appropriate, flattering and beautiful. Did the Moms get to keep their outfits and is it possible to purchase Uli's design?
Belinda

posted on October 12, 2006 at 7:35 AM

Barbara wrote:

Regarding tonight's episode (Part 1-the Season Finale). I understood Laura's concern about whether Jeffrey had actually completed all of the execution of his designs himself. I don't believe she was acting in any spirit of malice or being too competitive. I believe she was simply noticing a potential problem that if true, would not be appropriate for the show and was trying to make things right by notifying Tim, who she probably knew in turn would bring it to the attention of the Producers.

It's a large assumption to make, but the other designers seemed to agree and they all certainly have enough experience to know. And the fact that Tim and the Producers took it so seriously was gratifying, and confirmed to me that it was a good call for Laura to bring that up officially.

My confusion is, by the previews for next week's episode (Season Finale-Part 2!), they make it look like Jeffrey is told he cannot participate in the Olympus Fashion Week by the fact that Tim used the word "unfortunately", and they show him breaking down and crying.

Jeffrey's behavior previous to that was odd, and it sounds like they decided he had broken some rules and required disqualification. But--having just watched the video on the website tonight, with Tim showing behind the scenes at Bryant Park; towards the end you clearly see 3 of the designers including Jeffrey. And his clothes are hanging in plain view of the camera, meaning he did participate in the final runway show.

This is confusing to me. I am wondering if he was indeed disqualified for very serious reasons as initiated by Laura, and he was shown at Fashion Week as a "decoy" in order not to ruin the episodes after the show took place in real life? Or did he really show officially and not get into trouble?

Just throwing these thoughts out there--this is my very first time posting here, but I have been reading Tim's blogs and catching up to tonight's episode. I find them very interesting, well written, and concise. Bravo!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 7:40 AM

claire wrote:

Tim

We are going to miss all of you on Wednesday nights. Do you think PR will be back for a 4th season???? It truly is a great show.

We have watched to previews for the next session to be shown, Oct 18th and didn's see Jeffrey in the clip. Where is he?
We know there was some question about his 12 items as to whether he did them or not. How could anyone think otherwise. He has a very good work shop and is truly committed to this profession.

Yes it was said Jeffrey worked on both lines -- PR's and his own. But remember he is a Fashion Director in his company. His own line would have been completed by his staff and HE worked on the PR line. Just because Laura can only design one thing does not mean that Jeffrey is inferior to her. Jeffrey should have won more than two projects during the season. I am thinking of the recycling project. The last one with the red, white and blue dress was just beautiful. It appeared to be well made too.

As for the other two designers and Laura -- My are you the jealous ones. It is even occur to anyone of you that Jeffrey worked many many hours per day to get ready for the fashion day???

I remember reading, however, in the newspaper that Jeffrey's line was well received. So I hope he did make it to PR's fashion week.

Thank you for a great season and we enjoy you Tim and your associates. Please come back for a 4th season.

Claire and Lauren

posted on October 12, 2006 at 7:42 AM

Charlene Sharp wrote:

Tim, Being one of the older Project Runnway viewers. I was raised by a seamtress and remember when sewing was so important. Mothers made much of the clothing worn by their daughters. This season bought those thoughts back to me. And seeing the support many in this group got from their families. There's hope that other young people will think it is cool to make and wear something they make themselves. This will help them to be better indiviuals and not just follow the crowd. Bless you for living your life with such gusto!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 7:42 AM

kt wrote:

Laura is so mean

posted on October 12, 2006 at 7:44 AM

Sabrina wrote:

Do you really believe that Jeffery had help with his finial collection? Jeffery works very hard and if you work for 2 months start yeah I could see him finishing it before the show. I think it was smart of him to finish before coming back to New York, last season was crazy with them trying to finish there designs and make the extra outfit in time. Jeffery was just being prepared in case something like that happened again. I think that Laura is just jealous. I don't think it's fear if he gets kicked of the show he's my favorite designer and unless you can prove he had help he shouldn't be eliminated.

Sabrina

posted on October 12, 2006 at 7:52 AM

Sharron Brossi wrote:

There were designers that were just plain mean - Jeffery. There were also designers who were so nice (on screen?) - Michael, Kaine and Ule. I loved Laura....she spoke her mind without being mean. I hope she wins!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 7:55 AM

Barbara wrote:

Addition to previous posting:

I just watched the Preview video for next week's episode for the runway shows at Bryant Park, and it's clear that only the 3 Designers are there. (Laura, Uli and Michael). They all walk in together, check out the place together, they are the only ones shown etc.

I guess I answered my own previous question watching that video- Jeffrey is nowhere to be seen and I guess that means he wasn't allowed to officially show at Olympus Fashion Week. He must have been the "Decoy" previously so as not to ruin these future episodes.

Not so confused now thanks!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 7:56 AM

Laura wrote:

What do you think about the designers that don't take your suggestions and critiques in the workroom. Do you just want to say "I told you so." when they get the same spill on the runway from the judges?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:10 AM

tryn wrote:

I don't know why no comments are showing up yet for last night's ep. I was CERTAIN it would quickly flooded with people discussing the development of Laura's accusation.

I was deeply saddened by her choice to publicly accuse Jeff of cheating without any proof at all. It is one thing to be proven a liar and cheat (see: keith), but no one had proof that Jeff had not sewn his garments himself. I'm troubled by the promo for next week's episode b/c they really made it look like he doesn't get to show at fashion week (and he DID admit to having pleating done on two garments - which may be the ax that falls on him).

Jeff has a pretty good legal recourse if he's undermined by Laura's accusation. That kind of thing can put doubt in the mind of the entire viewing public - it could damage his existing business. I'm of the opinion that Laura and Michael saw his collection and realized he'd outdone them. Laura can only do evening wear and Tim was pretty clear that Michael's collection need work. I suspect them of doing this petty underhanded thing in order to eliminate the superior competetor.

And to think I thought Laura had integrity to go with her candor. I think Mike saw his oportunity to get rid of Jeff and jumped on the bandwagon. It is true, Jeff was a brat. He probably still is a bit of a brat. But his reaction to the accusation was exactly the oposite of what everyone expected. I saw genuine sadness, bewilderment, fear. He looked like someone who'd just been betrayed by a friend. How sad. How ruthless.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:11 AM

loretta wrote:

So season 3 is alsmost finished and many of these folks still haven't learned how to behave. Laura is a bitch and a "one note" as Tim likes to say. Isn't it bad enough we had to see her flat chest all season? Did we have to see a plaster cast of her saggy boobies last night too? Oh, and by the way, people who are broke and can't afford a career change don't have gigantic duplexes in the heart of NYC, carry the whole line of Louis vitton trunks and have a state of the art kitchen. and she thinks Vincent is delusional!!!

I haven't given up on project runway yet but maybe next season they will cast a better class of people. this cast could sew well and didn't have too much trouble using the machines but their outfits, though well made, were boring and predictable. I would have given my right arm to have seen a poorly executed design but an exciting one non-the-less.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:16 AM

Christine wrote:

My question, Tim, is this: "How can the producers of the show possibly PROVE that any of the designers didn't get help on the execution of their designs for the final collections?"
Last night I was so furious after watching the first part of the finale! My favorite designer, Jeffrey, was really screwed over by Laura and Michael (Uli was nice though). As you know, they decided that there was no way (in their minds) that Jeffrey sewed everything in his collection by himself and you suggested that an "investigation" be conducted. In my humble opinion, they were afraid Jeffrey would win and they couldn't handle competition. Well, it looks like he's getting kicked off next week based on the image of him crying in the preview. MAN!!! I was so pissed off! Jeffrey is the only one on the show I actually LIKE and would want to hang out with - as well as being a great designer. He's cool...and most of his clothes are too. And now he's going to get screwed over because they think, maybe..just maybe... he didn't sew all his own clothes in the 2 months he was home making his collection. Well, you know what? If that is actually a fact...WHO CARES?!!?!?!?? What professional designer sews his own clothes anyway???? Does Armani? Hell no! They are all sewn by someone else. It doesn't really matter- they are HIS designs. It's all about the designing. And, when you get right down to it....if the production hadn't wanted the designers to get any help, they should have locked them up for 2 months until they produced the collection. The whole thing stinks and has made me fuirous. How can they possibly PROVE that the OTHERS didn't get help?!?!? They can't! It's impossible!! I will not watch the show again once this season is over. It's just wrong, wrong, wrong. They should just take his word for it and leave it at that. I just wanted to get that off my chest and see if you can come up with a response that makes any sense. (Not that anyone will care - it's all about getting ratings)

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:23 AM

Sue wrote:

I was so upset about Laura telling Tim, Jeff "cheated". I was up in the air, on who my favorite was....it is now definately Jeff!!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:23 AM

deb wrote:

Tim,
Idea for a show next year. When my mother was in high school they were very poor. Would get only one newly purchased outfit per year. So she and her sisters would purchase used clothing and make it into something fashionable. This was in the 50s and she grew up as a product of depression/WW II parents. Maybe some kind of a challenge like that. Send the designers to a thrift store and have them make something totally different. My mom taught sewing out of our house for years. It infuriates her that none of her daughters sew. I just don't have the patience, time or energy - I work full time, teach a university class and am almost ready to graduate with my MS in Higher Education Administration and have a 28 year old autistic son who lives with me. How do I find time to watch your show? It is my favorite and I just love you - you make the show. So looking forward to next season already. (hope Michael wins - just love his take of clothing on a woman's body). Making my life work -- deb casey

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:23 AM

Maureen Lacomb wrote:

Is there anyone out there who didn't think this entire show was scripted? And poorly written also! All of a sudden Laura is completely ripping Jeffery apart as if she had been fueding with him the entire time. The only time Laura looked natural was when she stated she hope people wouldn't think she was a "b" for complaining. I would have insisted on those words also.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:29 AM

Karen wrote:

After watching last nights show, I also agree that it is virtually impossible for Jeffrey to have absolutely nothing left in prep for Fashion Week.

How can you work on your own line, (In his warehouse), and still be able to do his line for fashion week. I am a multi-tasker but come on now. Funny you did not see one of Jeffrey’s workers in that massive location while Tim visited him. Wonder if the receipts matched up…Probably not!

Perhaps camera installation in the final designer’s workspaces is something to consider. Maybe the designers should no longer be permitted to go home to create their fashion week designs.

I am personally shocked and amused by the dishonesty and deceit. When you have brilliant, creative people with their adrenalin flowing constantly, questions will be asked, especially if something does not smell right.

Bravo, to Laura for speaking up...Bravo to Michael for voicing his thoughts as well.

Speaking of Laura and Michael, will this be the first year for a tie? I think so!!!! :)

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:34 AM

Toyia wrote:

I would have to agree with Barbara NJ. Laura is just jealous, just because your line may not have been completed at home doesn't mean that someone else couldn't have. The one thing that Jeffery has that the other don't is drive, he wants this and it shows. If I was given a month, I think I would work night and day to make the best garments ever. If he does professional work for stars, why would you expect this from him. I love an honest person and that he is (it should be more honesty in the world). He has a purpose to succeed, his son. Wouldn't you use all of your time wisely with so much on the line? I also love Michael, his sportswear is awesome. He knows how a woman thinks and how she wants her clothes to hang on her body, kudos to you. Uli is also a sweetheart but stays basically on the same page just on a different day. She is quite talented. If Laura would just concentrate on doing those beautiful dresses then I think she will learn that someone will help her get her own business started without winning the show, they are (the dresses) top notch. Therefore, stop hating on Jeffery and concentrate on your own designs. Like the old saying goes what is done in the dark always come to light. Let karma do its work and you do yours.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:43 AM

brazenmuscle wrote:

1. Keith needs to get over himself. 2. All you people griping about Laura need a reality check--the producers wouldn't be showing us Jeffrey sitting around, Jeffrey fumbling with his receipts, if they weren't setting us up for something. Those people worked together every day and they know what each other is capable of, so I believe they have reasons for their suspiscions. Jeffrey is definitely talented, but if he cheated, he needs to be disqualified, which means the rest of you kids can get a grip. I love Laura's ability to call people out--it's been called for every single time she's done it.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:46 AM

Tammy Hamrick wrote:

I cannot stand Laura's attitude toward her competition. She is a rich bitch who should be home taking care of her wild kids. I believe she feels she can win over Uli and Michael and is threatened by Jeffrey and that is why she doesn't like him. If you will remember, she had it out for him before he even walked into the hotel room. She is mean and is "that person" we all hate to work with because we are all wondering when she is going to stab "us" in the back! How could you allow her privacy to speak and then confront Jeffrey in front of the others? That is unprofessional to say the least. I think you should watch out for Laura as she is a backstabbing bitch who needs to be sent home to teach her children that normal people do not give turtle poop to anyone much less a guest in their home! I vote for Uli and Michael as I feel they have something to offer the industry and that they have a heart besides the fact that they have played the rules and not put others down to try and make themselves look better. Anyone who puts others down as Laura does is only trying to make herself look better and doesn't have the confidence it takes to make it. I think she should have been auf'd a long time ago!!!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:47 AM

Holly wrote:

HI Tim,
I feel that Laura was correct in being suspicious if Jeffery being able to finish his designs so throughly. Extremely suspect for him to have no work to do for 2 days while the others hemmed and sewed clasps and did finishing work. I have watched all 3 seasons and the designers always had a lot of details to finish in the end. Also I felt he looked and acted guilty and peculiar while all the others were working and he was not. Also if people would recall his sewing and finishing work were not fantastic during the season. I believe he had help on sewing those pieces.

I am not saying I am a big fan of Laura. I do think her designs have a place, but they are designs for older women with the big bucks not the youthful every day looking gal. I wouldn't call her fashion forward. She did seem to have it in for Jeffery from the begining of their return. However, I still believe he did not execute all the work on his designs....

I think you are great Tim. Wishing you all the best. I look forward to season 4 !

PS. I am feeling Uli is going to win, although I believe Michael is the best designer. Laura's designs are a bit dated looking and Jeffery is too rock star. Michael and Uli made the most wearable designs.

Holly

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:49 AM

Mary wrote:

While I'm not a big Jeffrey fan, I did love his final collection (what I got to see of it, that is). I also don't believe he cheated; I was amazed at his level of craftsmanship on the jet-setter challenge and it's not hard for me to believe that he was able to step up that level given the added time factor. As for who wins for the season, I doubt it's Uli. Her dresses are nice, but are all the SAME SAME SAME. Ditto for Laura. My money is on Michael or Jeffrey.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:50 AM

Precilla Ponder wrote:

fo all of you doubting jeffrey;s capability. I say BULL. Look at his establishment. Do you really think he didn;t have help. He admitted to some help initially. I feel as if like laura the nasty person that he is he would have strenuously protested he acted very guilty. I love laura's design and anybody who says they are not good has nofashion sense. they may be geared towards an older generation but they are great but Michaels' designs always has a flare.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:50 AM

Philly G wrote:

ARE YOU ALL DEAF AND BLIND TO WHAT HAPPENED DURING THIS SEASON??

BEFORE YOU STRING UP LAURA TO THE GALLOWS, REMEMBER ALL THE NEGATIVE COMMENTS THAT JEFF SAID TOWARDS LAURA? FOR EXAMPLE, THE DOG CHALLENGE, JEFF TOLD LAURA THAT SHE SHOULD HAVE A STROKE AND THEN THE BLACK AND WHITE CHALLENGE HE PUT HIS MIDDLE FINGER RIGHT IN LAURA'S FACE? WHY IS IT WHEN MEN EXPRESS THEIR FEELINGS AND CONCERNS THAT WE SAY THEY ARE BEING TRUE AND HONEST. BUT WHEN WOMEN DO IT, WE CALL THEM A BITCH AND DISMISS THEM. LAURA IS DOING EXACTLY THE SAME THING THAT JEFF HAS BEEN DOING ALL SEASON. DON'T FORGET TOO THAT THE OTHER DESIGNERS WERE THINKING THE SAME THING AS LAURA . I THINK IT IS BRAVE THAT LAURA BROUGHT HER CONCERNS TO TIM.

WHETHER HE HAD OUTSIDE HELP OR NOT, WE SAW JEFF FEEL VUNERABLE AND SAD. A LITTLE KARMA POETIC JUSTICE FOR OUR FRIEND JEFF WHO IS GREAT AT DISMISSING OTHER DESIGNER'S CREATIONS.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:53 AM

Marcia wrote:

If, in fact, Jeffrey had someone else do ANY of the sewing, pleating, or whatever, I do NOT believe he should remain on the show. It just isn't fair to the ones who "farmed" NOTHING out to anyone else to do.

I've seen the backstage at Olympus Fashion Week so I know that Jeffrey gets to go one but, I really hope he does NOT get to win-- that would NOT be right!!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:55 AM

Tammy Roberts wrote:

Tim
I think you are the Greatest! I think Laura should get her family life together before moving on to a very time comsuming career. I had a headach just watching the unrulemess of the children last night. Thats a career in its self.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:57 AM

Pat wrote:

Tim:

I have watched Runway from the very beginning and it seems to me you were not on camera enough in Runway III - you have an extremely engaging persona, wonderful wit, and a way of making the show personal........- editing...take note....

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:57 AM

Alex Rose wrote:

What great drama!!! I thought the 2006 finale episode part I was the show's best, ever!!! I could really get a sense of the motivations and angst of the contenstants. This was truely a tremendous effort by all, especially the final four who are really exposing themselves for this opportunity.

I do not believe that the accusations concerning Jeff will adversely effect his chances of winning. The judges are professionals. They understand the insecurities of the contestants and will (as always) select the most talented and deserving designer.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:57 AM

Marisa wrote:

After seeing Jeffrey cry in the previews for the 2nd half of the finale, I felt like crying too!!! I have never missed an episode of PR and have seen season 3 at least 3 or 4 times. Jeffrey has always been my favorite one of all!!! I don't think I can bring myself to ever watch the show again if he is disqualified!!! And Michael, PLEASE, thank god we don't have to look at that TOOTH anymore, and as a white girl with lots of ass, I resent that comment that was made about Clarissa in that "gown"! You're supposed to be so REAL, but you sure jumped on the band waggon when Laura made her accusations!!! If Jeffrey leaves, Please let Uli win.... if for nothing else, at least she is compassionate.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:58 AM

Pam wrote:

First, let me say that I am such a fan of PR!!!!!! I am hooked and will continue to watch until Bravo loses its mind and takes the show off the air.
I had a thought last night watching Part 1 of the finale. I am a plus size woman and have been for quite some time. Why not do an entire season with plus size designers? The designers this year has such a difficult time during the Everyday Woman challenge with the plus size women, and it made me think where are all the plus size designers out there? Wouldn't it be great to see normal sized models who don't faint after standing up for 20 minutes? And in lieu of the statements being made about not allowing skinny models in runway shows in certain countries, why not follow suit?
Tim, I think it's a great idea!!!!!!!!! How about you?

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:58 AM

eva wrote:

Coming from a long line of seamstresses, my sister and I have remarked how ill prepared some of the designers have been for the Olympus show. Two months is certainly sufficient time to complete your line. For a part-timer or hobbyist, it would be much more difficult. I am hoping, for Jeffrey's sake, that he did do the work. On many of the challenges, Jeffrey was much further along and much of the time, finished first. I believe he is OCD like many artists and just got the job done. You're showing at Olympus fashion week for heaven's sake! I find it remarkable that some show up NOT finished. I will be truly disappointed not to see Jeffrey's line. Laura's remind me of the couture magazines circa 1988. Perhaps she could work as a costume designer if they do a remake of Dynasty.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:58 AM

Angel Davis wrote:

I hate that people are getting on Laura, if thir work was being put up against someone who had help, they would complain too, and rightly so! And Micheal is my favorite~

posted on October 12, 2006 at 8:59 AM

Claudine S wrote:

Tim, you are wonderful on the show. I would like to say that I have never sent a comment into any television show before but after watching last night, I just could not help myself. Jeffery is not my favorite designer but I will say that he is very talented and has come accross as an honest person on this show. Blunt but honest. I hope that he was not kicked off the show on the basis of an accusation. I really would like to see his collection next week. I can only hope that your producers decided to let him show and then look into the situation. If he did cheat, he could be disqualifed next season. Personally I don't think that he did.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 9:07 AM

Lynne Plambeck wrote:

Fair is fair, anyone who has broken any rules should be eliminated. I can't believe Jeff would risk it all at this juncture of the competition. Jeff, please, please, please say it isn't so.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 9:08 AM

Sandy Mason-Oppenheim wrote:

Sad to be accused without proof.....Jeffrey's work is always new, fresh, innovative, and totally fashion forward. I truly believe he has used the time he was given for designing and sewing his final runway collection to his advantage and I also think that envy and jealousy on Laura's part is as predictable as her designs are....same old, same old, too matronly, very stuffy, and not trendy or fresh. She is dealing with her sixth pregnancy, five active boys and a husband...no wonder she hasn't finished her details. On the other hand, Jeffrey has ONE child, and a wife to oversee childcare and the household duties which frees him up to put more time and work into his designs. I hope the Producers see this PLOY of Laura's for what it looks like to me.....SOUR GRAPES.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 9:09 AM

Barbara wrote:

Laura was right on...Jeffery looked suspicious and GUILTY,,,
his construction was never very good and why is it fair for him to have professional help when others didnt...Laura is a class act.
She knows something we don't(as far as Jeffery cheating)I really hope she wins this.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 9:10 AM

Nancy wrote:

My daughter and I were sick sick sick to our stomachs after watching Project Runway last night. How dare Laura to make such accusations about Jeffrey. I thought that was very bold of Laura to make such an accusation. You could tell Jeffrey felt like he had been hit hard in the stomach. He's had such a hard life, but we want to tell Jeffrey to hold his head up - We believe in him. We want to see his designs!!! We don't want him kicked out of the competition. If you investigate Jeffrey, you better investigate all of the designers!!!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 9:10 AM

Sam wrote:

I'm no fan of Jeffrey. However, I have one comment for Laura. If I was going after a $100,000 prize, I think I would make sure that my clothing line was complete and fully tailored before I ever came back to New York. Why is it such a problem that that there is stitching on the pockets of the leather jeans? I wouldn't have ever thought there is something wrong that needed investigation.
However, the question has been asked and quite frankly Project Runway puts a lot of faith in their contestants by letting them go on their own for a few months.
Did I hear Jeffrey say last night that an outside source did the pleating of one of the garments. That has to be as Wrong as Keith and his fashion books. It will be interesting to see the answer to the Jeffrey question next week.

posted on October 12, 2006 at 9:11 AM

Silvia wrote:

It's obvious that Jeff had help in making his garments. This is not fair with the other designers. Not only Laura but also the other designers examined Jeff's work and got to the same conclusion. It is just impossible to make perfect garments with detailed perfection as he ddid in just two months. It apears that he's been working on his collection long time before Project Runway. Maybe some of the outfits were not even his design. He should be kicked out!

posted on October 12, 2006 at 9:12 AM

alice wrote: