maybe they're using "real women" for models or something because I also noticed that none of them could walk for shit either!!

That dress that hippie yoga lady made was preposterous! it looked like she took a cocktail gown and stapled a bunch of ripped-up sheets to the back of it. I think they were right to keep her in, just for entertainment value.

The lady that was eliminated was pretty boring.

and yeah, the guy with the hair. At first, I thought he was a "she," but then I realized he was just a shrew with bad hair. And even at my age, I wouldn't wear his design to the office, which is really the only atmosphere that thing could blend into.

I like the dude that won the challenge, but I wasn't feeling that dress too much really. Kinda "Mary Magdalene goes to Studio 54" vibe.

I was pissed that Earth Mother Weirdo didn't even DO anything with her grass-stained fabric. I was picturing something really surprising and cute coming out of that. No. She made one of the stupidest looking things I've ever seen on the show, including outfits made out of grocery store items.

I would have liked Kit's dress but I thought the fabric she used for the main part of the dress had a really lame pattern so it totally ruined it.

None of them really blew my mind, but I'd agree with those who said they liked Marion's the best. It was really crazy but not stupid looking, which I think is hard to do.

I was really disappointed with the dresses this season, at least so far...I really hope they step it up next time. I did love the winning dress though, but I didn't understand how the judges were telling the lingerie guy that his dress was too cliche or whatever when the winning dress is pretty cliche, too [I still love it though].

sing it

plus size model isn't plus size though. she just has big tits. and no neck. girl needs tyra school of modeling. all the designers use a size 6 mannequin.

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I was impressed with that dress because he made that fabric look good. My roommate and I were grossed out when we saw him working on it, but surprisingly, it didn't look disgusting as a dress.

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The fresh heartbreak was, in a sense, like being in a foreign country; everything seemed alien, brilliant and glinting. It was as if I’d been flayed, so that even the air hurt. When you’re that unhappy, any glimmer of beauty or consolation feels like running into an old friend abroad, or seeing mountaintops through smog. Maybe we mistakenly think we want “happiness,” which we tend to picture in very vague, soft-focus terms, when what we really crave is the harder-edged intensity of experience.