Project Runway season 2 designer, Nick Verreos is on the cover of the current issue of Latin Connection Texas. Amanda Fields is also featured.
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Nick Verreos on the Cover of Latin Connection Magazine
Project Runway season 2 designer, Nick Verreos is on the cover of the current issue of Latin Connection Texas. Amanda Fields is also featured.
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Nick Verreos on the Cover of Latin Connection Magazine
Project Runway season 2 designer, Nick Verreos is on the cover of the current issue of Latin Connection Texas. Amanda Fields is also featured.
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Amanda Fields on E! Entertainment Television Today
Project Runway model, Amanda Fields will be modeling Oscar Fashions today in the hours leading up to the Awards Show. Look for her in three segments beginning at 2:00 EST and 11:00 PST on E! Have fun Amanda!
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Amanda Fields on E! Entertainment Television Today
Project Runway model, Amanda Fields will be modeling Oscar Fashions today in the hours leading up to the Awards Show. Look for her in three segments beginning at 2:00 EST and 11:00 PST on E! Have fun Amanda!
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Amanda Fields Tonight on ET
Look for Amanda Fields appearing on "Kohl's Style Countdown to the Academy Awards!" with Lawrence Zarian tonight on Entertainment Tonight. She will be modeling a Kohl's look inspired by Nicole Kidman.
Amanda Fields Tonight on ET
Look for Amanda Fields appearing on "Kohl's Style Countdown to the Academy Awards!" with Lawrence Zarian tonight on Entertainment Tonight. She will be modeling a Kohl's look inspired by Nicole Kidman.
Project Runway Models on ANTM Tonight!
Amanda Fields and Fatma Dabo will be appearing on "America's Next Top Model" tonight at 8:00 on The CW.
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Project Runway meets "The Arrangement"
Nick Verreos, Amanda Fields and Lisa Blades are all featured in tonight's episode of "The Arrangement."
Amanda's Take - Season 8 - Episode 12
Photo: Emil CoutureProject Runway Season 3 model, Amanda Fields returns with her "Model's Perspective" on episode 12. Thank you Amanda!
This episode gave me goosebumps! I absolutely loved it from beginning to end. The moment when the five designers walked out to receive their fate from the judges, they embraced in a group hug that was genuine and touched my heart, as I am sure it touched yours.
Last week we saw the designers (finally) choosing their models! The only catch - they had to pick new ones. This was unfortunate for two ladies: Mondo's model Eyen and Gretchen's model, Alexandra. They have faithfully strutted down the runway all season and have now been reassigned or aufed. Gretchen's model was chosen by Christopher and then subsequently "eliminated." I thought she was one of the best the whole time! At least these ladies made a wonderful impression on the fans as well as the modeling world, and I am sure they will be very busy with bookings because of their experience on PR! However - this is fabulous news for Tina Marie because she is now with the fabulous Mondo! (And because of Valerie's elimination she would have just been out too.)
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Amanda's Take - Season 8 - Episode 10
Oh my goodness, BPR's! I have been a busy bee in New York City as well as California! Here I am to offer up my humble opinions yet again!
The seven remaining designers did a fantastic job designing their prints. I believe, of course, that the deeper the inspiration, the more beautiful the design. Although California is beautiful and an incredible source of inspiration, it just didn't feel very personal in the way Christopher portrayed it. However, I am not here to critique design elements, I'm here to discuss the models.
Season eight has so many gorgeous, graceful, talented models, yet I couldn't tell you their names. Except for Eyen, Mondo's model and Rose, Christopher's model, because they have talked about them a little bit in their one-on-one interviews. Cassie is memorable too because she seems to allow more of her personality to come out on the runway. I like her little grin sometimes, but this week I felt it was because she knew her outfit wasn't flattering. Even though she may not have been very comfortable in Andy's design this week, she tried to appear as though she loved it, and may have helped him not get sent home.
April's model, Millana looked stunning in her dress. I really like the way she swayed her hips to create more movement in the bottom half of the dress. I also think it was smart of Millana to leave the printed sleeve arm straight for the walk down the runway, this way the judges were able to get a streamlined view of the print. I just wish she would have turned up the energy when the judges were critiquing the look. I am well aware of how much time the models and designers are up there during the taping of the judging, but when it is your designer getting the attention, you'd better perk up!
I really love the way the editors included the close-ups of the prints as each model made her way around the scrim. It was a beautiful reminder of not only the hard work they put into this challenge, but the inspiration and the additional element the designers would be judged on this week.
Mondo is such a brave soul. I am excited to see what else he creates, not only on the show, but in the years to come. I believe he is a designer who is here to stay, and a person with beautiful honesty. The way he bared his soul to the judges and to America is inspiring!
Stay tuned, my friends!
xoxo Amanda
More From Malan Breton
Nancy T sends us two more videos from backstage at Malan Breton - thank you Nancy!
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Amanda's Take - Season 8 - Episode 6
NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 07: Amanda Fields attends the LakayPAM Awareness & Fundraising Event for the Haiti Earthquake Relief at Opera Gallery on September 7, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Dario Cantatore/Getty Images)I love it when the designers are thrown off balance. It gives them a chance to step outside their comfort zone and for the judges, viewers and themselves to discover untapped potential that they may not have even been aware of. I, of course, love watching the models work it, it's always fun. I appreciate how they not only had the new models be former bridesmaids, but also had a variety of body types - skinny included. I am not a fan of people saying "real women" and not including the real women who happen to wear a size 2 or 4. I think all of the bridesmaids had fun on the runway, and really did their best to sell their new look to the cameras and the judges. As Michael Kors would say, "kudos" to the production team of not only this season's runway, but all PRs, past and present, for incorporating different body types, from petite to tall, voluptuous to skinny minnie.
This season's remaining cast were so gracious to these lovely ladies. Sure, there was opportunity for drama, but they didn't take the bait. And to think back to episode two when Jason had such trouble with a runway model who was maybe one dress size above the rest of the girls! Michael D worked with a beautiful curvy model and he did so with charm. She was so sweet and had a great attitude and seemed to have fun with the whole thing. Bravo to Michael D for this respect! Christopher had already begun his sketching/design plan when he discovered he would have a different model and dress to re-design! He just went right along with it, gracefully and skillfully, winding up in the top three.
As for Michael Costello, he is a great designer and deserved his win. Yes, I also loved Mondo's dress, and it could have gone to either one of them.
See you next time! Stay stylish, you wonderful Project Runway fashionistas!
See you next time! Stay stylish, you wonderful Project Runway fashionistas!
Amanda Fields Models for Keith Lissner
Image: GuestofaGuest.comAmanda has had a busy week. She posed in Keith Lissner's presentation last Thursday and for Leanne Marshall yesterday. You will recognize Keith if you watched "The Fashion Show" on Bravo.
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Amanda's Take - Season 7 - Episode 4
Amanda Fields at the HauteLook Suite during Mercedes-Benz Fashion WeekI'm in New York and today (February 11th) is the first official day of the LAST fashion week in Bryant Park! Next season will be in the beautiful Lincoln Center and will be a fun, new experience. I've already booked a few shows and I'll keep you posted as things are confirmed!
Tomorrow morning (Friday) I will be walking the runway in Bryant Park for my 5th Project Runway Finale! I think the only person who can beat that is Heidi. ;)
I have been running into a few PR models from this season as well as other seasons! I have to say, the girls I've met from this season are all really sweet!
This week's challenge was to create a red dress for a fashion week gala event, for the Cambell's Soup AdDress your heart program! I love when PR partners with something really inspiring and beneficial!
...and I LOVE a red dress. Yes, even being a redhead, I still love to wear red. :)
These women are so inspiring, it was incredible to see them telling their stories to the designers. I actually really like it when the designers have to design for women that aren't the typical model size, because most people aren't!!
I never like to critique women who appear on Project Runway who are not professional models, because they do not do this for a living. I was just looking for the ladies to have fun and they did!
I love how Amy's model, Kasey, was so supportive of her win, even though she didn't walk for her this week. SO sweet. I want to work out with that trainer!!
Alexis doesn't come across as anything other than a sweet model who is a little outspoken - and prodded by producers. I think she meant well and is trying to have fun with the show. We shall see, but I still think she is a good model!
Looking forward to the show tonight!
xoxo Amanda
Amanda's Take - Season 7 - Episode 3
Project Runway Model, Amanda Fields returns with her take on episode three. Thanks Amanda!
Are the opening credits different? I love it; it feels more personal and fun.
My jaw dropped looking at the clothes from the curatorial department of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. My goodness. Simple fit with exquisite detail is breathtaking. That billowy pink Balenciaga coat reminded me of Chloe Dao's finale collection! I love high end looks! Drama!! When Tim called out the team leaders.. I was thinking: obviously one of these people will be out! (They always eliminate the leader of a team!) Jesse saying "I don't want Ping to pick me..." I can already tell they are in the bottom three.
A great model would never sell out a designer. As I have said before, sometimes I may not understand or necessarily like an outfit that I'm modeling, but I wear it as if it is the hottest new thing. Oh Megan WHY!? (PS I wrote this BEFORE Models of the Runway came on!) After understanding that she is new to the modeling world, I will cut her a little slack. I am sure she won't make the same mistake again. I know I have always been talkative, but not negative.
After seeing the outfits this week (not made out of burlap) I can see that the eliminated designer, Pamela, from the last episode was not to blame for making the model's butt look big. You can see in the form fitting dress this week. It is a matter of opinion as to her body being runway material, I am simply stating that Pamela should not have been blamed.
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Amanda's Take - Season 7 - Episode 2
Project Runway Model Amanda Fields returns this week with her take on episode two. Thank you Amanda.
Hello again!!
Potato, potAto... to each his or her own!
Creating looks out of a potato sack was definitely a challenge, and very entertaining to watch! I love that this episode was entitled, "The Fashion Farm" because, in a wonderful way, isn't that what Project Runway can be? I mean that in a positive way, they are in a closed, enriching environment, they are being trained and prodded by Tim Gunn and then the judges determine what gets to be the winner.. the pick of the litter! It was quite the twist to have the models choosing designers AFTER the designers has selected their models for this week! Ha ha.. I liked it. (As you could have guessed.) "She's so beautiful, she'd even look great in a potato sack!" I love that. And the models DID look great!
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Amanda's Take - Season 7 - Episode 1
Season Three Model, Amanda Fields returns to BPR with her take on the models each week - thanks Amanda!
It is so incredibly refreshing to see the designers on Project Runway walking and sashaying down the street in New York into the Atlas Apartment building and into the Parsons School of Design. This is the show we all love and have a soft spot for in our hearts. There is nothing at all wrong with doing the show here in LA, it's just not the same show.
Simply based on personalities, I think the final three (I only have it narrowed down to 4) will be the girl from Portland (Janeane), Maya, Emilio and Amy Sarabi...
After seeing the clothes on the runway, LOVE Jay Nicholas! LOVE Emilio! LOVE Janeane! LOVE MILA! Like Maya...
MODELS I LOVE Holly, Alexis, Brittany.
"She looks like a Hershey Chocolate Bar!" Oh Nina. Hilarious.
And the winner of the challenge is.. EMILIO! WITH HOLLY! Dream team to watch!
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Congratulations Amanda Fields!
Project Runway Season Three model, Amanda Fields wore the winning garment in this week's episode of "Launch My Line." Congratulations Amanda - you looked fabulous!
Amanda's Take - Episode Twelve
Seriously - I can't believe we are at the end of yet another season of Project Runway!
How much fun was it to see more of the models this go-round? I really appreciate the decision to give us runway-walkers a voice. I couldn't be happier with the final three models! It speaks highly of the models this year that I couldn't tell who was from the show at the finale.. meaning.. they blended in with the other pros perfectly. In seasons past, there were the occasional models who you knew were from the show because they weren't necessarily up to par.
Can you imagine how it felt to walk in to the casting for the season 6 project runway finale and see these three beautiful young women sitting behind the casting table? Back in February in New York, I was thinking ... wow, these are some hot designers.. they could model in their own shows! I remember the runway Casting Director saying to the designers, "Amanda's great, she was on the show in season 3." And Carol Hannah said, "Wow, back for more?!" And then giggled! So cute. It was hard to keep it a secret! Two seasons in a row with a final three of all female designers!
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