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Last night’s ep of Project Runway, which challenged the designers to fashion a garment out of some very unlikely materials, was pretty entertaining despite all the product placement. While the ep was VERY CLEARLY a thinly-veiled advertisement for PR sponsor Saturn Automotive, it did provide the contestants with a pretty difficult, IMHO, challenge:

Last night’s ep also featured a very special guest judge (which was a very nice surprise, I might add) in addition to the regularly scheduled guest judge for this particular challenge. After the jump, find out who was in, who was out and who managed to find the drive to step up and shine in the episode titled Fashion That Drives You …

So … I gotta ask … does anyone know what was going on with the accent that the Saturn guy was using? I had a hard time determining if it was British or Irish or just gibberish … it kept driving me nuts, if anyone knows what accent he was using, please let me know. But anyways … Saturn very prominently sponsors Project Runway and they finally managed to weasel their way into the actual show itself. I think the idea of making a garment out of car parts is genius … the overt ad placement, tho, was annoying. I mean, I get it but … meh. I knew that my Detroit homie Motor City Joe was gonna rock out on this challenge … while he didn’t make my fave outfit this time around, I thought he held his own. Suede managed to find new ways to annoy me … if he is seriously trying to make that wackadoodle bullshizz “happen” I may have to stab him in the neck. I can barely stand the licious, please don’t make me have to deal with this new crap saying, too. The funny quote of the night goes to Jerell who said of Terri, “[She's] got two faces and four patterns … that’s it, don’t trust the bitch.” LOLOLOLOL. I howled with laughter at that … and I MUST SAY that Terri really rocked it out last night. I loved her design, I was really surprised it wasn’t in the top 2 to tell the truth. Oh and is *anyone* surprised that Stella is romantically involved with a man named Ratbones? I mean, seriously. I was very happy to see that Laura Bennett, PR season 3 finalist, sat in for Nina Garcia in last night’s ep (perhaps Nina was too preoccupied with other endeavors to film last night’s ep? Hee Hee) Rachel Zoe, celebrity stylist to the stars (and star of her own upcoming Bravo TV show, which only added to the disingenuous feel of last night’s ep), was the proper guest judge but I really loved Laura more … she deffo had more to add to the show than Ms. Zoe. Can I get a WOOT! for Leanne finally winning a challenge … she is the one who is gonna sneak in and possibly win it all, you watch. She is really talented … quiet, but talented. I loved Korto‘s seat-belt coat, she could’ve won too but I’m glad that Leanne finally won one. Korto, it seems, is always the bridesmaid, never the bride. It was so time for Keith to take his bellyaching back home to Utah. I get that it may be hard for him to make a name for himself in fashion while living in Utah but I think mebbe he needs to refine his aesthetic a bit more before he makes a serious go of a career in fashion. His bitching thruout the entire ep and during the judging process really showed how inexperienced he really is. He’s not ready yet, I’m glad he got axed from competition last night. It was sew time. Absent all the advertising, I quite liked last night’s ep … it had a very Detroit feel to it … I enjoyed. Next week will feature Diane von Muthaeffing Furstenberg, y’all … I can’t *wait* for that one. So … what did y’all think … did your fave design win the challenge?

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