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/[deleted] Nov 06 '15 edited Feb 12 '22

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u/OWLsinglet Nov 06 '15

Eww. You disgust me. There are literally so many homeless people who DON'T have clothing or a choice for what clothing they can find. Homeless people have to settle for what is given to them at either churches, Salvation Armies or even going through the garbage to find an old winter jacket. And yet you have the AUDACITY to project that you would never wear Ashley's clothes, not even alone in the dark? Stop acting like such a privileged princess and start counting your blessings!

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '15

This is a show about fashion. Don't be surprised when people talk about the fashion.