Project Runway Rundown: Episode 2, "Grass is Always Greener" After last week's relatively lackluster season five premiere, boy was I pleasantly surprised with this week's episode of Project Runway. It was definitely my favorite episode of the series in a long while. Heidi started the night off by having the designers choose their models, and what a choice it was.
Was It a Good Idea For the Models to Buy Fabrics on Behalf of the Designers? For the first time in Project Runway history, the designers were not allowed to purchase their own fabrics. Gasp. Instead, the models they picked at the start of the episode did the shopping for them.

For the first time in
Project Runway history, the designers were not allowed to purchase their own fabrics. Gasp. Instead, the models they picked at the start of the episode did the shopping for them.

After
last week's relatively lackluster season five premiere, boy was I pleasantly surprised with this week's episode of
Project Runway. It was definitely my favorite episode of the series in a long while. Heidi started the night off by having the designers choose their models, and what a choice it was.

Aren't you just so excited
Project Runway is back. Now there's even more PR news to get giddy about. Last season's winner, Christian Siriano, is finally
selling his fierce designs on Bluefly.

Running on its last season with
Project Runway, Bravo has made plans to fill in their huge prime-time slot.
The network is currently
working on a new fashion series dubbed Fashion House. The show will feature designers living and working together as they strive to create and sell their collections to commercial buyers.

Did you catch
the first episode of Project Runway season 5 on Wednesday. While I was initially afraid that I couldn't put season 4 behind me, luckily, I was hooked on the new cast of designers within the first 10 minutes. (I was definitely lured in by Blayne and his insane tanning obsession, as well as his leotard creation).
Project Runway fanatics know that last night's challenge — creating clothes out of items from Gristedes Supermarket — was nothing new. Hence the title of the episode, "Let's Start From the Beginning." And start from the beginning they did because they brought on Season 1 contestant, and winner of the original Gristedes challenge, Austin Scarlett, as a guest judge. Not surprisingly, the 16 designers freaked out upon hearing their challenge.