At first, I felt that the judges were too casual, and they summed up a few sentences and judged the winner. In my opinion, there is no reliable argument at all. But the latter is also a Buddha. After all, fashion is a very subjective thing. This competition is based on execution, and whether the aesthetics are in harmony. This change of thinking is quite interesting to me. It is a process from very resistance to acceptance, and even a little enjoyment. Learn to accept that there are many things in the world that do not have the same rules as mathematics, even if the criteria for judging can be very subjective. In other words, isn't the world fascinating because of this diversity? A Why so serious to myself.
Speaking of the show itself, it is a super fast-paced fashion design competition. It is very exciting to watch everyone racking their brains and racing against time within the specified time. An episode of 50 minutes feels like 20 minutes. I don't know why I enjoy watching the combo match more than the solo. It's amazing to watch the two of them work together. Talk about a few groups that I like: Ashton and Marco have been backing up each other because of their old friends; Carli and Daniel's more "academic" designer concepts are very simple and classic (btwCarli's stressful appearance is too real My favorites are probably Angelo and Charles. They are too talented, and they are anxious to prove to the judges that their Asian brother is paired with an Italian cutie who is full of creativity but not skilled enough. The change in their dominance is very subtle (Angelo too I'm so reluctant to be eliminated early); not to mention Minju and Angela, the two sisters are very loving, tolerant of each other's ideas, cooperate very well, and won the first place many times. I would also like to say that both hosts are very eye-catching.
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