Anonymous wrote:Whenever they introduce Zac Posen I hear Sandro from one of the old seasons snarling "Zzzzock POH-zzn" and raging out. Miss that lunatic...

Angela always looked like the girl from The Ring, huddled in the corner with her hair hanging over her face. I thought the pouting and preening were manipulative. She's obviously used to people falling all over themselves when she turns on the tears. How on earth did she survive on Wall Street for 7 years?

I'm a sucker for the Kiwi's accent, even though he designs Hobbit clothes.

This is the best!

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Anonymous wrote:Angela strikes me as an example of how a child of helicopter parents ends up. Assumes they're the best at everything, can't cope when they're not, and isn't used to having to work hard or accept criticism.

Absolutely spot on. I thought the exact same thing myself. She's never been anything but the best and nearly has a break-down when she's criticized.

While I am glad she is gone before she had a nervous breakdown, I did not think she was spoiled by her parents or what ever.
After years of working in the arts, she is a familiar character -- someone who is over their head and really does not have creative talent. Just really doesn't. She is used to being good in math and Science, but when it comes to fashion design ... no.

Anonymous wrote:Where the hell is Michael Kors???

I need him so badly, in his whiny voice, to say about Sandiya's dress "It looks like she's draping a vacuum cleaner over her shoulders."

The whole thing is a plot device.

So glad Hernan is gone now. As Nina would say, "I think his taste level is questionable."

The season will be so much more watchable with Angela and her "gentle touch" gone.

Whenever they introduce Zac Posen I hear Sandro from one of the old seasons snarling "Zzzzock POH-zzn" and raging out. Miss that lunatic...

Angela always looked like the girl from The Ring, huddled in the corner with her hair hanging over her face. I thought the pouting and preening were manipulative. She's obviously used to people falling all over themselves when she turns on the tears. How on earth did she survive on Wall Street for 7 years?

I'm a sucker for the Kiwi's accent, even though he designs Hobbit clothes.

Where the hell is Michael Kors???

I need him so badly, in his whiny voice, to say about Sandiya's dress "It looks like she's draping a vacuum cleaner over her shoulders."

Anonymous wrote:I am right there with Korina: I do not understand these judges at all. Sandhya's stuff is absolute crap. Both of her winning dresses were completely ordinary dresses she either ripped and stained with blood or threw copper piping onto. Crazy.

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Anonymous wrote:Angela strikes me as an example of how a child of helicopter parents ends up. Assumes they're the best at everything, can't cope when they're not, and isn't used to having to work hard or accept criticism.

Absolutely spot on. I thought the exact same thing myself. She's never been anything but the best and nearly has a break-down when she's criticized.

I don't see a Mondo to counter point Sandya as far as making better, more interesting clothes. Yet. Maybe someone will emerge but the thing about Gretchen was that so many people were making better, prettier clothes that people wanted to own.

I am right there with Korina: I do not understand these judges at all. Sandhya's stuff is absolute crap. Both of her winning dresses were completely ordinary dresses she either ripped and stained with blood or threw copper piping onto. Crazy.

Anonymous wrote:Did that just really happen? Are they all high? Is this going to be a replay of the Gretchen-diaper fiasco??

I think this is going to be a season where Sandya is Gretchen, although I think Sandya is a much nicer person and really is just worrying about herself. I thought she'd be on the bottom as well when she wasn't sent off with the middle of the pack folks.

Angela strikes me as an example of how a child of helicopter parents ends up. Assumes they're the best at everything, can't cope when they're not, and isn't used to having to work hard or accept criticism.

Did that just really happen? Are they all high? Is this going to be a replay of the Gretchen-diaper fiasco??

Can't stand Hernan. Nina's realization that the 3 losing outfits were all the same due to bullying rather than 2 people having no ideas of their own -- classic.