Zac Posen fills in on Runway
Kors isn't "out" - as host likes to say to the fashion-design contestants who get the boot on the granddaddy of fashion reality-TV shows. His schedule didn't allow a commitment, but he will come back as a guest judge for the season finale, according to a statement for Lifetime TV.
Posen said he learned from Kors. "When I was a guest judge,Michael Kors outlet, I saw he was always a generous, warm mentor."
Posen's best skill to offer the contestants is his sharp eye, he said. Craft and construction are among his passions, he explained, so nothing gets past him there.
It's Klum's role in the new lineup to bring the voice of the woman who might be the eventual customer,michael kors sale. ,gucci bags cheap, the fashion director at , has her editorial eye,cheap gucci handbags, and Posen analyzes the specifics of the design, he said.
Posen, however, also sounded a little jealous of , who has the part of trusted adviser. "I wanted to be behind the scenes with Tim. . I was seeing the clothes on the runway, but Tim had all the background interaction."
The silver lining? Posen said he'll appreciate a little more what the stylists, editors and retailers are looking for as they sit in the front row for his own catwalk shows, which last season drew much attention for a model lineup that included , Coco Rocha and - a threesome getting their own TV reality show this winter called "The Face" on the Oxygen network.
Another twist to the revamped "Project Runway," in which the winner gets $100,000 to start his or her own brand, is that the contestants compete as teams instead of individuals,New Michael Kors Handbags.
"You can imagine the designers' reactions when we first told them," Klum, an executive producer, said, "but it resulted in some really interesting conflicts and partnerships. And that is how designers work in the real world - they do have to work on teams and manage teams - you get to understand their personalities more."
Posen said he aims to be a collaborative player and appreciates what everyone else at his company does, although he is the starting and stopping point of each look that bears his label.
He'll be at the studio solo next week over the holidays, sketching and draping fabric with the music "thumping": It's one of the most wonderful times of the year, he said.
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Kors isn't "out" - as host likes to say to the fashion-design contestants who get the boot on the granddaddy of fashion reality-TV shows. His schedule didn't allow a commitment, but he will come back as a guest judge for the season finale, according to a statement for Lifetime TV.
Posen said he learned from Kors. "When I was a guest judge,Michael Kors outlet, I saw he was always a generous, warm mentor."
Posen's best skill to offer the contestants is his sharp eye, he said. Craft and construction are among his passions, he explained, so nothing gets past him there.
It's Klum's role in the new lineup to bring the voice of the woman who might be the eventual customer,michael kors sale. ,gucci bags cheap, the fashion director at , has her editorial eye,cheap gucci handbags, and Posen analyzes the specifics of the design, he said.
Posen, however, also sounded a little jealous of , who has the part of trusted adviser. "I wanted to be behind the scenes with Tim. . I was seeing the clothes on the runway, but Tim had all the background interaction."
The silver lining? Posen said he'll appreciate a little more what the stylists, editors and retailers are looking for as they sit in the front row for his own catwalk shows, which last season drew much attention for a model lineup that included , Coco Rocha and - a threesome getting their own TV reality show this winter called "The Face" on the Oxygen network.
Another twist to the revamped "Project Runway," in which the winner gets $100,000 to start his or her own brand, is that the contestants compete as teams instead of individuals,New Michael Kors Handbags.
"You can imagine the designers' reactions when we first told them," Klum, an executive producer, said, "but it resulted in some really interesting conflicts and partnerships. And that is how designers work in the real world - they do have to work on teams and manage teams - you get to understand their personalities more."
Posen said he aims to be a collaborative player and appreciates what everyone else at his company does, although he is the starting and stopping point of each look that bears his label.
He'll be at the studio solo next week over the holidays, sketching and draping fabric with the music "thumping": It's one of the most wonderful times of the year, he said.
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