Project Runway

 - Jul 16, 2008 One thing judges Nina Garcia and Michael Kors agreed on: he's not boring, or at least his design wasn't. When host Klum excused Walsh from the two-person ...

By tvgal@seattlepi.com (Melanie McFarland) Every show has a pattern, and "Project Runway" is no exception. You can never completely see where an episode is going of course; Wednesday night's "Runway" provided ample evidence of that. But after the first couple of weeks you can usually tell where the first cuts will be made.

By tvgal@seattlepi.com (Melanie McFarland) Kevin, Rami God of Cloth and Jillian teamed up to merge overalls, the poodle skirt and '70s flare into fabulous. Sweet P?" Heidi chirped. Eyes wide, The P quivered a little while whispering to Chris, "Can I do eenie, meenie, miney, mo?"

By tvgal@seattlepi.com (Melanie McFarland) The ex-Giant and current "Today" show correspondent is quite the man of fashion, and wants a "Project Runway" special. He has a thick neck, he tells the crew, and a big butt. So … make it work. Sweet P really listened to the thick neck part, as you'll see.

Seen/Scene: Walk away looking like a 'Project Runway' winner for $35  - Nov 23, 2007 Parker was this week's guest judge on the fashion-centric Bravo reality show. The challenge put to the "Project Runway" contestants was to create an outfit ...

By Melanie McFarland Returning to the runway, host supermodel Heidi Klum heads a panel of industry luminaries, including judges Michael Kors, top women's and men's wear designer and Nina Garcia, Elle magazine fashion director, as they decide who is "in" and who is "out." Tim Gunn, Chief Creative Officer at L...

The art world loves "Project Runway." Why? The subject is the creative process. Who has the best ideas, and who's the best at fabricating them?