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Christian Siriano has a ‘Moment’: Fashion designer’s new show tells of resists of a businessman
For those who don’t pursue “Project Runway” – and you know who you are – Christian Siriano is that show’s season-four winner.
And it comes as wonderful news to report that his very own new reality show is about more than just the high-strung, high-drama, high-maintenance fashion game.
It’s set in that world, of course but the most attractive story line here isn’t the trauma of a last-minute broken zipper on a vital pair of shoes.
Sure, there’s plenty of that, and plenty of Siriano declaring, this is the worst, I’m exhausted and I hate interviews.
But in the larger sense, having a Moment tells the far more universal story of how cruelly hard it can be for any small-business man to become a medium-sized- or big-business man.
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On ‘Runway’, UA grad back in the game
University of Alabama graduate Anthony L. Williams returned to “Project Runway” on Thursday, one week after he was removed from the fashion design reality show.
On Thursday night’s episode, Williams was permitted to return after another contestant quit.
He was one of two champions in this episode’s challenge.
Guest judge Jessica Alba articulated interest in wearing Williams’ design to a red carpet event.
Judges had censured his designs as “too safe” when eliminating him.
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Japan Fashion Week 2010 A/W: You don’t really need to be there
The Tokyo Collection division of Japan Fashion Week Autumn-Winter 2010 kicked off on Tuesday March 23 and runs until Friday March 26.
In this short four-day period, 44 brands will hold runway shows representing the wide range of Japanese clothing design — from the old-school Hiroko Koshino to the free-thinking Theatre Products and beyond again to the youthful pop explosion of mercibeaucoup.
Distinct the mega fashion event Tokyo Girls Collection, where 20,000 visitors show up to cheer on the models, JFW is a rather closed-door affair — something like a trade show for magazine editors and boutique buyers.
The good news is that the Internet allows us to get almost real-time sneak peek of the best looks from the show. The official Japan Fashion Week web page posts pictures from the shows a day afterwards.
You can also follow CNNGo contributor Misha Janette on her FashionTubuyaki Twitter, where she provides updates from the collection floor.
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