A brand-new season of “Project Runway Philippines,” the local spin-off of the US hit reality TV show has premiered last Wednesday, August 12, 2009, on ETC.
Host Teresa Herrera, mentor Jojie Lloren, and judges Rajo Laurel and Apples Aberin-Sadhwani return to lead Project Runway Philippines 2.
Project Runway Philippines 2 cast (L-R) Judges Rajo Laurel and Apples Aberin-Sahdwani, host Teresa Herrera and mentor Joji Lloren. (Solar Entertainment Corp.)
The 13 designers will be given weekly challenges that will test their skills and allow them to showcase their design philosophies. Every week, one designer will be eliminated until only three designers are left. The final three will each be given a chance to showcase their collection at the Philippine Fashion Week, where the judges will declare who has the best collection and is the winner of Project Runway Philippines.
The ultimate designer of Project Runway Philippines 2 will receive P500,000 in cash, an editorial spread in Preview Magazine, sewing machines from Brother International, a designer package from Mannequin Inc., and a summer scholarship package from School of Fashion and the Arts’ European Partner school, Instituto Marangoni.
The 13 designers competing for this season of Project Runway Philippines are: Cherry Veric, Hanz Coquilla, Jas Cristobal, Manny Marquez, Meanne Santos, Patrick Galang, Pau Geronimo, Randy Lea–o, Richie Bondoc, Russell Villafuerte, Santi Obcena, Tracy Dizon, and Hazel Sta. Ana.
The 13 designers competing for the second season of Project Runway Philippines. (Solar Entertainment Corp.)
Designer Hazel Sta. Ana was eliminated on August 12, 2009 after getting the lowest score on the first challenge where designers where asked to use the clothes they’re wearing to create a new outfit that showcase their design philosophy.
Project Runway Philippines 2 airs every Wednesday at 10PM on ETC.
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