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Two galaxies, rainbow and dark. Which one speaks to you more?
Click “source” below to check out all the skirts on Witch Vamp:
Been a while since I've humanized one of my Mixopolis Mall OCs, and I decided to rectify it, going with Flashion. ^_^ She was really fun to design, though the posing was a bit tricky to get right.
I’m the treat
he/him
Glasses // Sweater
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Ok so hear me out. Competition shows sometimes have like a preliminary task to determine an advantage for the main challenge of the show. For example, Top Chef has the Quickfire Challenge. Halloween Wars has the Small Scare challenge.
Project Runway… doesn’t do quite the same. They have mini-games sometimes - they ran laps for a sportswear challenge, they had male swimmers fetch fabric from underwater, but it’s not every episode that does something like that. So here’s my suggestion.
Flash Fashion a.k.a. “Flashion”! Everyone gets a box, sort of like the Mystery Basket on Chopped. Same stuff in each box. Then they have say… two hours maybe… to complete a Flashion moment. Say they get a bunch of one yard cuts and have to make a top that would fit into a Betsy Johnson vibe. Or they get a lot of cheap fabric like broadcloth and have to make an expensive-looking piece of any kind. Use a box of old kids clothes to turn into a bottom - skirt, shorts, pants, whatever - to go with a specific top. Random accessories in the box and a mini Mood of fabric to make a look to go with the accessories.
No models so no need to fit. Anything they make can be any size so if they want to do a child size piece or an outfit for an 18” doll they can but if it’s that small then the workmanship better be impeccable. No accessories unless specified. No hair or makeup. No consult with the mentor. They can sketch if they want but they’re on the clock as it were.
Winners can have maybe extra model fitting time for the next show. Or a hair/makeup consult before the show. Something advantageous but not humongous.
There ya have it. The new format for Project Runway. Flashion.
this genre of t-shirt + links under the cut