All of the comments on emilio's logo fabric proves he did a good job. if you ever see it any where again you will know who made the garment. I will admit i didnt see it at first but once it was explained i got it. And the way he used it turned out really nice I thought and I was surprised.

I agree with the others that Mila should've gone home. Anthony may be lacking in range as a designer but what he made last night looked MILES better than that monstrosity Mila marched down the runway, plus her model couldn't even walk in it! She should've been auf'd on the spot for that thing. And the judges' mocking of Jonathan's design was just utterly classless and he had every right to be offended. It's the first time I've felt that the judges truly owed a designer an apology.

Anthony was on of my finalists, so it is sad to see someone with personality leave. Emilio is too much drama and not enough production. do they dar let a married guy win?

I think one of the models leaves next week and not because she wants to go

I hated Emilio's fabric...looked like something Dooney & Burke would use on a purse for teenagers.
I totally agreed with Tim, but I took it a step further when I first saw it. I read it as ES

The wrong person went home, the wrong person won. No question this week.

Jonathan shouldn't have even been in the bottom, Emilio and that hideous pattern should have. Jonathan's didn't look dirty. In fact, I thought he had one of the more chic textiles this week. Emilio had one of the weakest. He was supposed to be providing an egocentric bit of branding... but branding usually requires that people see it and think of you... not see it and instantly impose another designer's initials on the thing. It was just bad, and the judges loved it. Hideous. They want to call into question the taste levels of some contestants... they should look in the mirror after last night's win.

Emilio shouldn't have gone, however... that right should've been reserved for Mila. Shocker her textile sucked. She's a one trick pony, even moreso than Anthony was.

And lastly, I think designers should be kicked out for their own hideous style. Jay and those shorts, shirt, bird-do, etc... Anthony with that members only jacket... I could go on and on... Why do designers so often put themselves in such absolutely atrocious clothes? I think someone should say to Jay, "Hey buddy, you think you're great, but maybe those short short jean cutoffs suggest otherwise?"

I also thought that Mila should have gone home, I hated everything about that dress from the textile print, to the other fabric choices, to the silhouette, to poor Brandise not being about to walk in it.

I understand why the judges sent Anthony home, he's more of a one-note than the rest of the designers left. He likes to make pretty dresses, which I'm sure he'll continue to do in the future, but I'll miss his clips that PR used as filler, they always brought a smile...

I also don't think Emilio deserved the win on this one. I was with Tim on the print, but thought it looked better on the runway than close-up. I personally would have liked to see Seth Aaron win (if he doesn't make Top 3 it's a crime) or even Maya (I liked her print the best!)

And I would have worn Jonathan's outfit over Jay's any day of the week, and thought the judges were too harsh on him.

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I loved this episode because it was such a different type of challenge, but Tim Gunn and the judges seemed especially cruel tonight. I was cringing when Michael Kors was mocking Jonathan's jacket. Sure, it was awful but the mocking was really inappropriate. Jonathan looked rightfully furious.

What was the point of the headline - 'Hey that's my fabric' - you didn't reference it in the piece. I got the impression someone had used another contestant's fabric - what was it all about?