Korto was inspired by a dramatic flower in shades ranging from orange to yellow. She chose creamsicle and ochre textiles in charmeuse and created a gown with a deep, plunging neckline and a train with a vent with an inserted panel. A tired-looking ivory lace with beading embellishments was used in two side panels and as trim along the back. Thankfully, she edited the lace down to a more diminutive use, because she had originally intended to cover most of the back with this problematic textile. I had difficulty seeing Korto's point of view in this gown, but she was confident that it was there. Thankfully, she's moving forward!
Hello.. I am a Brazilian fan of Project Runway, always accompany all seasons, I watch every day! Actually not know much about fashion and sewing .. but over time, fell in love with this wonderful art and decided to attend Desing fashion at a college! Love, Manuela.
Dear all. I am a Scandinavian wiever of Project Runway and would like to applaud you all for your achievements!!
But, dear Tim. You are a daily inspiration in human conduct. I truly admire your ability to ceep calm and focus on you task ahead, not budging an inch. Your performance should be on Dr. Phil as an example and a goal of how to achieve dignity in any and all situations. Thank you!!!!
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Hello! Im Joseph Rodrigues, born at Canada, but now living at Portugal, im an architect but work at fashion design sometimes. I send to Project RunWAY some photos about my portefolio, never answered about my proposal for the show. Well i live yours tv show, i dlike very much to go see an Olimpus Fashion Week New York. I go many times here at Lisbon Fashion Week and Madrid Cibelles Fashion Week, but i loved if i have the possibility to go to New York! I hope your answered.
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