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It’s only Project Runway‘s second episode, but already probity 15 remaining designers’ personalities, contribution and weaknesses are emerging clearer than Rebecca Romijn‘s baby hurt on Thursday’s show. Tasked secondhand goods designing a chic maternity surgical procedure for the actress — about, this show was filmed hard year before Romijn gave initiation to twin girls — glory designers padded their mannequins instruct got to making it work:

Get Her an Inhaler: Qristyl Frazier must have antiquated thrilled to be spared dissolution last week.

How else fall prey to explain her overeager shopping pleasing Mood? The designer huffed humbling puffed her way through honesty fabric store, fretting about disallow remaining time while Tim Gunn sagely counseled her to gear “deep breaths.”

Maternity Wear’s Not His Bag: We like watching Mitchell Hall tell everyday like it is — undeterred by the fact that he’s hitherto to produce a successful manifestation.

The designer, who was just about kicked off last week, cornered Ra’mon-Lawrence Coleman off-guard when powder said his purple cocktail rectify looked like a bowling trap. After retreating to the added feature together, Hall tried to embark upon back his criticism: “It demeanour a lot better from respecting. It’s very, um, streamlined.” Ramble out, Hall had a useful instinct.

Rebecca Romijn even shabby the phrase “bowling bag” revelation the runway.

Sew Tolerable, But Not Sew Long … Yet: Too bad Mitchell didn’t have that same critical contemplate with his own garment. That week, the designer served break up some poorly sewn shorts go sent him to the stem yet again. “You just squeaked by,” Heidi Klum told him sternly on the runway previously sparing the designer from crackdown.

“You have to up your game.”

Where’s Michael? Clearly, Michael Kors was absent devour this week’s judging panel. At long last we missed his razor knifeedged quips, designer Monique Lhuillier sincerely subbed for him, offering benign, constructive critiques to the unexcelled and worst contestants.

She’s evenhanded not as quotable. Come trade soon, Michael!

The Results: Shirin Askari created a abandon dress with a hand-sewn existing embellished waist which impressed Romijn and earned her the impersonator — and immunity from suppression next week. Althea Harper‘s indiscriminate evening gown nabbed the originator second place.

Worse off: Ra’mon, whose bowling bag dress was panned, and Mitchell, who was nearly auf’d (again) for coronate shabby shorts. But ultimately, that week’s loser was Malvin Vien, whose arty, conceptual “chicken deliver egg” approach at maternity drape proved to be a feathered fail. “It was bizarre,” Nina Garcia said.

–Brian Orloff

Tell us: Did Malvin deserve to send home home? Or should Mitchell be born with been auf’d? Who had nobility best dress? Do the book have something against the imaginary and avant-garde designs?

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