A modest model and actress did not do as badly as the host of reality show, as she was afraid she had done, and, in fact, the new owner is part of the charm of the new season. Along with the new owner Lindvall time, there is also a new set of judges, designers Isaac Mizrahi and Georgina Chapman and Marie Claire editor Joanna Coles chief as a mentor.
"Isaac and Georgina really fun," said Lindvall. "Isaac's so funny, he has so many descriptions of things, and Georgina is very knowledgeable in the field of design."
Another new factor to show the number of prizes. Prizes this year, probably one of the largest prize sets in the "PR" of history, coming in at about half a million dollars.
"The stakes are certainly higher," said Lindvall. "There's a lot of drama in exchange for one problem, the participants only six hours to make the outfit. Having all of these individuals, who were on the show before making it more intense. This is really unique."
High interest rates also make some tough cuts. "Sending a designer home, of course, the hard part of my job," she said. "Sometimes so little time to develop something and there's so much effort put into it. The designer can be a great designer, but we have to send them home because they are not a problem. It's really hard because we really want to see what they will do next. "
"Project Runway All-Stars" has tons of drama, but also refreshes the view that "Project Runway", is supposed to be about: fashion.
"He looks at the [series] with a new, fresh look at everything," said Lindvall. "It raises the bar when it comes to high fashion." Lindvall, who had been in vogue for 15 years, said that in the end, when it comes down to it, "[F] ashion, is supposed to be fun." "Project Runway All-Stars", seems to embody that feeling.Make sure to watch "Project Runway All-Stars" every Thursday night at 9/8c on Lifetime.
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