Danielle Everine got her walking papers tonight on Project Runway after judges tore into her for what Nina Garcia described as a lousy chiffon blouse. But it wasn’t just the one blouse. What cinched it was a series of unmemorable designs. Everine, whose reserved demeanor didn’t help her win sympathy votes, kept her cool. In her parting comments, she said she didn’t think her design was the worst and she knows she’s a good designer. No doubt, she does have potential – she made the show. But I do hope she takes the critique from the Project Runway pros to heart and uses this experience to grow. Confidence is good. Over-confidence, not as much. Wonder if Target wants her back?
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I don’t think Danielle Everine suffers from over-confidence at all: she was right, there were worse designs on the runway last night (and in my opinion, a couple of them were in the top!). You failed to mention that had it been up to Heidi, Danielle would have stayed and Anthony Ryan would have been sent packing: Heidi made that clear in her final comments. I also think Danielle has more than potential. She has, in fact, shown at several MN Fashion Week events.