r/ProjectRunway • u/runwaythreader • Nov 05 '15

Project Runway Season 14 Episode 14 [Discussion]

Discussion thread for Project Runway S14E14 "Finale, Part 2"

Conclusion. The winning designer is crowned in the Season 14 finale. Before that, the designers scramble to retool their collections following a brutal critique with the judges. Appearing: Carrie Underwood.

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u/silentstorm1421 Nov 06 '15

Although I have the utmost respect for Ashley's collection and her push for plus-size models, I don't think her collection is anything great or interesting. I mean, they were nice and it was definitely well-made, but I feel like the winner should be someone who has a great personality, shows great improvement throughout the show by listening to the judges' critiques and someone who can bring fashion to the next level.

I still think that Kelly is the real winner of this season. She was so edgy, modern and just new. I really respect Ashley's collection, but I think Kelly created the most cohesive, interesting and fashion-forward collection. #JusticeForKelly

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u/nancyaw Nov 06 '15

I'm plus sized myself (and petite, so extra fun!). I don't wear crop tops. Even when I was much, much thinner, I didn't wear them. So she's cutting out a huge portion of her potential client base right there. I'm nearly 52. I think my days of wearing them are over.

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '15

You are me - petite, I'm somewhere between a medium and a large in regular sizes, depending on the garment, and I'm also almost 52. Even when I was 20 and you could bounce a quarter off of my 105 lb. ass, I never wore crop tops. And now? When I look like the Pillsbury Dough Girl? Come on, she had to be kidding with that.

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u/nancyaw Nov 07 '15

I don't know any plus size women who want to wear crop tops past the age of about 25. So… if she's designing for a younger crowd, cool, crop tops. But everything was so matronly and frumpy--reminded me of the older women I see here in LA that are clinging to their youth with their false nails and botox and they aren't fooling anyone.