Nick Verreos "Top 5 OMG Moments" Season 15 "Project Runway" Episode 3--Nick Verreos YouTube Channel
Time for the next installment of my "Top 5 OMG Moments" and RECAP of Season 15 "Project Runway"! Last week, the designers had to create a day-to-night transitional outfit. The challenge was sponsored by Transitions Optical and there were some good and some Uh Oh designs...
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The Good and Uh Oh: Nick Verreos "Top 5 OMG Moments"--Nick Verreos YouTube Channel
To find out what I really thought of this past week's episode, challenge and the designs...
Click below to watch my Top 5 OMG Moments of Season 15 "Project Runway" Episode 3:
AND...To read my RECAP on MyLifetime.com, scroll below:
Creating a day-to-night look can be a difficult task for any
fashion designer. Sometimes, it’s an accessory that does the trick, while other
times, it can be an entire outfit that by virtue of its design, silhouette and
fabrication, makes it right for 2 pm as well as 8 pm. This week, “Project
Runway” challenged the remaining designers with such a task of creating a
day-to-night look, but with a twist…
As the designers gather to take their seats next to the
runway stage, Heidi and Tim suddenly yank on supersized light switch. In a
split second, the runway goes from day to blacklight and neon-like colors are
revealed on our hosting duo. Just as some of the designers were asking
themselves if they are designing outfits for a 90’s rave club, La Klum and El
Gunn shut any utterances of ecstasy by announcing what the actual challenge is.
Tim tells the designers that “Project Runway” wants to take the concept of
day-to-night dressing to another level. The challenge is to create an outfit
that can transition from daylight to blacklight. The design should initially be
“daytime appropriate” in regular light, but once the UV light is turned on,
it’s a completely different story.
The designers head to the workroom which has been outfitted
with special supplies such as puffy paints, flashlights and ultraviolet
reactive materials, as well as a separate blacklight room. Tim greets the
designers...
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