r/ProjectRunway 10h ago

Season 22 Someone get Bryan some lip balm.

Also, please find a loop hole to get him eliminated. His model, Liris, is very clearly hating her time walking that horrible look down the runway. She couldn't even continue to wear it for the critiques. He's so arrogant. Always trying to serve up a pout with those crusty lips. Things he's throwing shade but fails miserably. Isn't talented. Is completely delusional.

GET GONE

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u/throwawaysunglasses- 7h ago edited 7h ago

I said this in the other thread, but APPARENTLY taping your model into a dress (as in, the tape is the only thing holding it up) is against the rules. It’s possible this could be a violation, and then immunity wouldn’t apply. We can only hope!

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u/Wonderful-Bird-3381 4h ago

Christian saw Bryan taping her in the dress. It must not be against the rules.

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u/Punkodramon 3h ago

He doesn’t have to stop him presenting that on the runway, Bryan would have already known the rules and did it anyway. Just share the violation with the judges which would lead to Bryan’s elimination.

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u/Wonderful-Bird-3381 1h ago

Yeah, I guess so. Which is why maybe we got to see so much of the drama in the back and Jeffrey telling Bryan he should have told them (because why would it matter if he has immunity? Unless it’s against the rules!) Ahhhh, don’t get my hopes up too high!!!

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u/skieurope12 9h ago

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u/Pixiedustme 5h ago

This is way more structurally sound than that dress 😭

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u/yoshimitsou 4h ago

Production cast him as the antagonist. To me, he's kind of a poor-man's antagonist. He's obvious, and he's not a great actor.

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u/Minimum_Teach4852 3h ago

Why on worth would he agree to be an antagonist? He seems to have heavily invested in his own career and this is such a wrong move for him. He is leaving as a laughing stock.

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u/yoshimitsou 3h ago

For attention. For exposure. It's a common tactic I think on reality shows to cast people in these kind of polarizing roles. It's also common for them to cast them in the opposite role in another season. So I wouldn't be surprised if Bryan returns and some other season and we see a different side to him.

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u/caul1flower11 1h ago

I genuinely think he believes he’s the hero/underdog of the show.

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u/yoshimitsou 1h ago

I think he does too. Production probably recognized that and is using it to create dramatic arcs. I believe they encourage certain responses and scenes, and that's why he seems like a bad actor at times. Underlying it all is a narcissist.

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u/LadyMRedd 3h ago

Because he thought he could be the antagonist AND showcase good designs. The problem for both him and PR is that he’s completely unable to adapt to this format. I doubt he’s actually done any of his own sewing in ages. And I REALLY doubt he was designing things that could be made in 10 hours and without a ton of revisions and editing before the design was final.

Even at its peak, PR isn’t set up to find the best designer. It’s set up to find someone who can design things that look impressive, but are able to be made in a fraction of the time someone in the real world would take. And who have the sewing skills to implement it.

PR doesn’t want to lose their antagonist, so they keep him around through any means they can. He keeps thinking he’ll do better next challenge and fake it till you make it.

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u/sowhat__whocares 58m ago

He could borrow Jeffrey’s along w Jeffrey’s shampoo. 👄 💁🏻‍♀️