I'm a huge fan of this concept with designers competing to be the best one. I also thought Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum were great hosts on Project runway.
I'm writing this review after only seeing 2 episodes, and so far I'm sure that I'll continue watching.
That being said. I don't like this show as much as others I've seen, but it's entertaining enough, and I'm hoping it'll get even better.
Thing I do like about it: -The hosts -The new judges, especially Naomi Campbell. I respect her opinion even on the rare occasions where I don't agree, and she's very direct. I hope she's a regular judge. -The designers. They seem very talented. -The concept of every designer having to make the cut every episode.
Things that could be improved: -Too much emphasis on the travelling and surroundings. It's great to see the designers being inspired, but for generic views of Paris, I could watch any travel show. -The fact that the designers have seamstresses. I enjoy seeing the process, and if you must have seamstresses, they should also be included. (Though I would prefer the designers to have to sew themselves). And if they continue working with seamstresses, they shouldn't communicate through notes and patterns. -There is diversity in the models, but it's not talked about. I appreciate Tim Gunns speaking up for more diversity, and wish that it was talked about even more.
I'm writing this review after only seeing 2 episodes, and so far I'm sure that I'll continue watching.
That being said. I don't like this show as much as others I've seen, but it's entertaining enough, and I'm hoping it'll get even better.
Thing I do like about it: -The hosts -The new judges, especially Naomi Campbell. I respect her opinion even on the rare occasions where I don't agree, and she's very direct. I hope she's a regular judge. -The designers. They seem very talented. -The concept of every designer having to make the cut every episode.
Things that could be improved: -Too much emphasis on the travelling and surroundings. It's great to see the designers being inspired, but for generic views of Paris, I could watch any travel show. -The fact that the designers have seamstresses. I enjoy seeing the process, and if you must have seamstresses, they should also be included. (Though I would prefer the designers to have to sew themselves). And if they continue working with seamstresses, they shouldn't communicate through notes and patterns. -There is diversity in the models, but it's not talked about. I appreciate Tim Gunns speaking up for more diversity, and wish that it was talked about even more.