#tim gunn

[oldinterneticons]

[duel-of-the-dolls]

i'm rewatching old episodes of project runway and i absolutely love it when tim gunn snaps on one of the designers because he does it in the most classy and elegant way

[wouldyourecognizethisperson-poll]

Would you recognize this person if you saw them in public?

Yes, I know who this is and I feel confident that I would recognize them

I know who this is but I’m not sure I would recognize them in person

They look familiar but I’m not sure who they are

I have no idea who this is

Nuanced answer

Voting ended onJun 11, 2025

[thetrashboss]

Guy Gardner threatens the Justice Gang with a hammer in the new Superman movie.

The hammer is his penis.

[snakeredbirdbatkatana]

Ok Project Runway early seasons specifically, Tim Gunn is another flavor of Alfred Pennyworth everyone's like he has their best interests at heart he's this caring grandpa figure, while he has obvious favorites and is sometimes nice but also not.

Do I watch random shit sometimes, yes maybe I shouldn't have spent two days binge watching watching a show that aged so horribly it deserves crowbar treatment.

But the entire Time I like who do you remind me of who are you and then I pictured him British, and loading a shot gun it's the Bat-Butler.

Let rephrase it didn't age horrible is much as so many people did horrible things and they were normalized instead of being held accountable for being shitty.

I actually like Tim Gunn but yeah I had thoughts.

[rvspecter]

do u c it? no? just me

[schemingeunuch2]

can someone update this please

[barbielore]

Mattel has partnered with a lot of brands and designers over the years, so it was perhaps inevitable that they would partner with Tim Gunn and Project Runway.

I don't regularly keep up with Project Runway, but every once in a while I need to devour it. And to me, Project Runway is synonymous with Tim Gunn.

Barbie herself looks very spiffy in yellow with Tim Gunn standing behind her looking impressed, and Gunn thoughtfully presents a couple of fashion packs as well.

But oh, that's not all.

In season 2 of Project Runway, Mattel directly partnered with the show with a Barbie themed challenge. Designers had to create a look for the "My Scene" range.

I'm going to be honest, I wasn't blown away by most of the looks. Barbie has changed a lot in tone since then, I won't deny, but I still don't feel like most of the looks screamed "Barbie" to me.

But the winner, Nick Verreos, got his look immortalized as a Barbie!

Years after Project Runway, Verreos was involved in more Barbie designs for the 50th anniversary of the doll brand in 2009.

So it all comes full circle!