19LikesI did not have strong opinions this episode. I know it is harder to do a print than a solid.
The one thing that did stand out was Ven's. I did not like that. A person would have to be seven foot tall to wear that print.
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I did not have strong opinions this episode. I know it is harder to do a print than a solid.
The one thing that did stand out was Ven's. I did not like that. A person would have to be seven foot tall to wear that print.
"Honest concern for others is the key factor in improving our day to day lives. When you are warm-hearted, there is no room for anger, jealousy or insecurity. A calm mind and self-confidence are the basis for happy and peaceful relations with each other. Healthy, happy families and a healthy peaceful nation are dependent on warm-heartedness." Dalai Lama
The judges have never let someone go because of a bad attitude. I think it was Kors who said: we have to remember this is a design show not a personality contest. And I think it is no different with Ven and they want to make sure no one can accuse them of sending him home because of his attitude.
But really, this last challenge should have been enough to send him home based on his design. As much as I am not a fan of Gunnar's, he should have stayed longer than Ven.
I do not understand why Elena is still there, I think the stuff she designs is beyond ugly. And her attitude is not all that great either.
And of course, nobody has mentioned...I'm sorry, I won't mention her name. Her attitude was disgusting, and she didn't even have the excuse of being a great designer. I think that was the single biggest judging mistake I have ever seen on a reality show.
Well, maybe the judges can't/won't eliminate Ven, but that doesn't mean I can't root for his attitude to come back and bite him in the rear end.
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