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Episode 4: Re-Fashioning the Houses Recap

Guest Judge:Wayne Clark, Designer
The designers’ creative skills and knowledge of fashion history is put to the test. Working in teams of three, they must create a couture collection inspired by an iconic fashion house. The designers learn that their fabric for this challenge has a history, too. Iman makes a surprise trip to the workroom and shares her experiences of working with the greatest names in fashion. Iconic designer Wayne Clark joins the judging panel to declare a winner and send another designer home. With nearly 30 years of experience in the fashion industry, Wayne Clark has created a brand that is synonymous with glamour and luxury. He studied at Sheridan College and apprenticed with Hardy Amies and Ossie Clark in London, England. Wayne Clark returned to Toronto in the late ’70’s where he began his own collection and the legend was born. Wayne Clark’s gowns are sold around the world and have been worn by celebrities as diverse as Jane Fonda, Cindy Crawford and Vivica A. Fox.

Winning Designer: Sunny (with model Gabrielle)

Eliminated Designer: Brandon

Eliminated Model: Alix

Photo gallery

Video

Exit Interview

An interview with exiting designer, Brandon R. Dwyer.

The Guest Judge

An interview with guest judge, Wayne Clark.

Runway Beauty

Episode Features

Brendan Exits the Runway

Read Brandon's exit blog from the fourth episode!

Eps 4: Guest Judge

Meet Canada's premiere designer, Wayne Clark.

Comments

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Ster1 said: Even though I love Sunny's work, I thought it was a little flat and was surprised that he won the challenge. Genevieve had the stronger dress (but I don't care for her personality). Overall, their team did an awesome job.
I was upset to see Jessica hit a rough patch. Her comments and hand gestures add a fun spark to the show. I want the real Jessica back!

Wednesday, 18 February 2009 12:38

Toini L said: Jessica's meltdown this week was actually refreshing. It was nice to see her have some real feelings instead of her "rapper/hip hop" persona. She is another example of an overweight woman who does a big song and dance comedy routine to overshadow the fact that she is obese. Gansta rap is not flattering on a huge white middle class woman.

Tuesday, 24 February 2009 14:01

n-zad said: I understand that the pants brandon designed werent the most street-associated pants, but the idea and feel was so Tim Burton meets yves saint laurent, taht i could see it in a creative spread, or even in a modern runway

Wednesday, 25 February 2009 00:27

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