"We do the challenge, and then we score it as it goes down the runway, numbers one to five," he said. "We need some good news."īrandon then shared how judging normally goes in each episode. "We couldn't do that to America," Elaine added. And I think there was a point towards the end after we had heard all of them that we looked at each other, and I feel like we were all telepathically like, 'Well, they can't go home.'"Ĭhristian Siriano and Bones Jones Discuss Their Early Drama in Project Runway Season 19 "It was like four women on the runway for the first time who had very clear points of view. So, today, truthfully, was actually a weirdly magical moment," he said.
"Ultimately, we're trying to decide who's going to Fashion Week. "People might think that the producers are like, 'You have to keep four designers.' But I want you guys to really explain to the world that that's not happening."īrandon confirmed that "the producers don't tell us what to do" before breaking down why the judges chose not to eliminate anyone in the January 27 episode.
"I would like to talk about the decision keeping four designers was a real thing that you guys wanted, as well as I," Christian told Brandon and Elaine. Well, wonder no more, Project Runway fans, because Brandon and Elaine revealed all about the judging process in the latest installment of the Project Runway After Show.įirst off, the judges explained to host Christian Siriano why they decided to bring all four finalists ( Chasity Sereal, Coral Castillo, Kristina Kharlashkina, and Shantall Lacayo) to the Season 19 finale, which airs on Thursday, February 3 at 9/8c.
But what exactly are they scribbling on those cards, and what's going through their minds as they evaluate each design? Sure, we see Brandon Maxwell, Nina Garcia, and Elaine Welteroth furiously writing on their comment cards as the looks come down the runway every episode, hear their critiques for each designer, and watch them deliberate. Catch up on Project Runway on Peacock or the Bravo App.
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