Coral goes in for her session first, and the advisors applaud how she's turned a “craft technique into something modern,” but encourage her to apply more color-bold fabrics perform better from a business perspective. Yes, and yes, according to the CFDA folks. After practically melting into a puddle on the floor, he manages to convince Shantall to try ivory, but Chasity, Coral, and Kristina won't budge on their choices, so he signals his disapproval with some (admittedly hilarious) hyperbole: “It's going to be the most boring runway ever.” Thankfully, he's wrong, but we'll get to that in a moment. Chasity's opting for black, Coral for nude, Kristina for blue, and Shantall (initially) for navy. As is his custom, Christian doesn't help the matter-he's too depressed by everyone's choice of color palette.
They have a day and a half, $750 to spend on fabric, and a seamstress to help cut and stitch, but there's still a lot of pent-up anxiety hovering over the designers as they sprint through Mood. “Show how your brand can be relevant, can be part of the conversation in this next wave of fashion,” Christian explains. But to get there, the ladies have to survive this week's challenge: Create a look that encapsulates their brand. And, she adds, this season will feature the first all-female finale competition in Project Runway history. The four remaining designers-Kristina, Coral, Shantall, and Chasity-have won 10 out of the 13 total challenges, Nina reveals, which, in theory, makes them the best of the best. But the end is nigh, so when Christian fires off a letter beckoning the crew to Rockefeller Center at the start of episode 13, “The Sky Is The Limit,” our brave crew rallies for their last shot at New York Fashion Week. And the designers certainly feel it they spend seemingly half of this penultimate episode on the brink of tears. We've rounded the final corner, and that gleaming Pilot FriXion Erasable Pen money approaches.
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