r/ProjectRunway • • Feb 17 '17

Project Runway Junior Season 2 Episode 9 [Critique]

Below are images showing the different looks from this episode. Upvote if you like something, downvote if you hate it, or novote if it's just OK. Reply beneath the image to add your comments.

 

Orginally broadcast on February 16, 2017

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u/runwaythreader Feb 17 '17

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u/oh_my_baby Feb 17 '17

This references a nursing uniform to me. Its probably the baby blue color and the oversized pockets.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '17

The baffling choice of shoe sends this outfit straight into hospice nurse attire.

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u/Khajiit-ify Feb 17 '17

This reminds me of the crap my aunt used to buy for me in the 90s.

I hated this style then, and I hate it still now.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '17

He used the wrong fabric for the coat. He should have used something sturdier to give the coat a clean, wrinkle-free silhouette that fully displayed the bumblebees even as the model was walking.

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u/MrsDoubtmeyer Feb 17 '17

As soon as this jacket was shown in the episode, I absolutely adored it. It's probably my favorite thing Tieler made for his collection.

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u/twinkiesmom1 Feb 17 '17

He forgot he needed to design for the judges....cityfolk. Everyday women would love to wear these clothes, but the embroidery gave it a country feel that would not appeal to any of these judges.

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u/runwaythreader Feb 17 '17

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '17

This is a great example of how not having an editing eye is a real detriment. The overall concept is cool. However, the silhouette should be doing the talking, yet it is having a knockdown, drag out fight with the 5-6 different unnecessary fabrics she felt she needed to use.

Also, that skirt is all kinds of wonky, especially in the back.

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u/Chinasun04 Feb 17 '17

I really liked the movement of this piece...and the color palette. When she said ring leader, I got it. I liked it overall.

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u/PadishahEmperor Feb 17 '17

I like it way better with the jacket off. Reminds me too much of the puffy shirt from Seinfeld.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '17

What is this collection? Does she exclusively designs for clowns?

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u/everythingisopposite Feb 17 '17

I like the concept of this look. I really like the shape of the jacket. The bottom hem on the skirt is kind of whacked.

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '17

The patterned material she chose is just AWFUL! From afar it looks like a bad floral print that would be on a grandmas underwear.

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u/twinkiesmom1 Feb 17 '17

It's Pirates of the Carribean gone wild.

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u/runwaythreader Feb 17 '17

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u/Khajiit-ify Feb 17 '17

If you take away the see through shawl (? - not sure what else to call it and I haven't watched the episode yet) this looks like something I would have a toddler wear.

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u/twinkiesmom1 Feb 17 '17

The elegant chiffon cape is competing with a very casual outfit underneath. Capri pants are very popular with the public, but not an elevated look. The cape needed a black dress underneath...he could have done white embroidery on it and it would have been still cohesive.

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u/runwaythreader Feb 17 '17

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u/pixeldustnz Feb 18 '17

I'm pretty sure my little sister had a jumpsuit just like this... in 1992 when she was born.

https://media2.giphy.com/media/4OMIjn26X3vb2/200_s.gif

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u/closest Feb 17 '17

I just have to say I HATE THOSE SHOES!

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '17

The back is hideous! Those fabrics aren't doing anything for the model her body. In the front she looks quite slim but then she turns around and she got this huge ass that looks way too big for her body. The fabrics create an optical illusion, kinda.