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Project Runway Season Seven designer Jay Nicolas Sario talks about his experience on the show.
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Click here for Jay's finale collection, inspired by samurai.
This was Jay's favorite design from his finale collection and in retrospect he wishes he had included it in the "top three" looks he showed to the judges.
Thank you Jay!
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Maya Luz is a great designer and a consistent competitor. We will miss her.
Maya talks about her experience on the show and why she felt it was time for her to leave.
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Thanks Maya!
Jonathan is adorable in this interview. He has nothing but good things to say about his experience on the show and he even gives us a Michael Kors impression.
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Click here for Jonathan's finale collection, "Aviary."
Amy Sarabi talks about her experience on season seven, her plans for the future and the inspiration for her finale collection.
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Thank you Amy!
The designer out when there are five remaining is always a heartbreaker (Robert Plotkin in Season 1, Nick Verreos in Season 2 and Kayne Gillaspie in Season 3). Our readers thought that you had the best garment in both the prom challenge and the denim challenge. There really weren't any losers this week because in spite of being 'auf' you had the opportunity to show a collection at Bryant Park. From arm-wrestling with Christian to being the muse of MTV's Jim Cantiello, you proved that you were always a winner without ever needing to bring out the evil opposite of Sweet P, Mean P. Michael Kors said that your garments are wearable and flattering and Project Runway has given your work an audience that will want to purchase your products. Before Runway, you were the former biker chick that we wanted to hang with but now we see you as having a vision and a point of view (and we still want to hang with you) - that is a winning situation.
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You were Season 4's little lamb and like Andrae Gonzalo of Season 2 you always wore your heart on your sleeve. Project Runway was an emotional experience for you but the tears were happy ones last week when you won the denim challenge. Your Levi's dress sold out within hours of being available for purchase proving that customers embraced the iconic look that you created. You are a successful lingerie designer and Project Runway was indeed the forum to create beyond the boudoir and demonstrate your point-of-view and versatility. You can be proud, Ricky, that you stayed so long in this talented group as you use this experience as a launching pad into other fashion ventures.
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No regrets, Ms. Scarbo. It's obvious that you managed to compete in a talented field of designers and still gather those two suitcases full of friends. You never participated in drama when confronted with a team challenge but instead stayed focused and on task even when leading others with differing aesthetics from your own. You seemed to respect your competitors and those feelings were clearly reciprocated. Your designs, such as your Kit Kat dress, were youthful, infused with sly wit and your runway presentations were always expertly styled. You had a knack of expressing a clear point-of-view without being predictable. You have left us wanting more of you and your clever designs. We will now be on the lookout for your garments because, thanks to this show, we have been introduced to your work but we are even more grateful that we got to know you and to watch you create.
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Kevin, you have been consistently excellent in every challenge and a joy to watch on Project Runway. Always cheerful and positive, we especially loved your response to learning that you would be designing for a "real" woman in Episode Five.
Our readers chose you as one of our favorites to go all the way to Fashion Week. We are heartbroken over your departure. Please stay in touch with BPR (we loved meeting your mom, too!)
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BPRs, this post is for your positive comments about Kevin, thanks.
You are such a rare breed - an artist without an ego, a selfless, creative genius. We were intrigued by your bio - a puppeteer that's been in Vogue, Elle and Harper's? How could you live up to our expectations? And yet you exceeded them as you imbibed and imbued your fashions with spirit, essence and energy. Sarah Jessica loved your polymorphic dress and we were enchanted to learn that you came to our planet with gifts. Your gallantry in stating you would select yourself out in the group challenge was endearing and your modesty in the menswear outing was charming. And when you left, you elected to find the good in the situation, to tell us how much you had learned from the experience. You are simply a beautiful spirit with such positive chi that one can't help but know that you are destined to do so much more in your life beyond Runway.
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