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Study the Competition
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Competition is the new black. See how well you style.
| Week | Score | |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Wins the Harpers Bazaar Mini-Challenge | +4 |
| Wears sunglasses indoors | +1 | |
| Featured in a "coming up next" clip | +2 | |
| Compliments a competitor's design | +3 | |
| Week 2 | Talks back to a judge at elimination | -4 |
| In the bottom group at elimination, but not eliminated | -4 | |
| Named the designer "hanging by a thread" | -5 | |
| Week 3 | In the bottom group at elimination, but not eliminated | -4 |
| Week 4 | Gets bleeped | -2 |
| Wins the Harpers Bazaar Mini-Challenge | +4 | |
| Week 5 | Drinks alcohol | -1 |
| Week 6 | Helps a competitor | +3 |
| In the bottom group at elimination, but not eliminated | -4 | |
| Says judges will hate their design (or some variation) | -2 | |
| Compliments a competitor's design | +3 | |
| Featured in a "coming up next" clip | +2 | |
| Named the designer "hanging by a thread" | -5 | |
| Week 7 | In the top group at elimination, but not winner | +4 |
| Wins the Harpers Bazaar Mini-Challenge | +4 | |
| Criticizes a model | -2 | |
| Wears sunglasses indoors | +1 | |
| Says judges will like their design (or some variation) | +2 | |
| Week 8 | Wins the Elimination Challenge | +6 |
| Week 9 | Gets bleeped | -2 |
| Week 10 | Eliminated | -6 |
| Week 11 | NO Results | 0 |
| Week 12 | NO Results | 0 |
Johnny's avant-garde, flamboyant style may help him stand out among mainstream designers. His open-mindedness to try new looks could breathe new life onto the runway.
Johnny R. may be this competition's wild child, and unless he can show a little restraint, this rule breaker may get booted. He's new to the design world, and his lack of experience may make him more susceptible to buckling under the pressure.
Johnny has been designing for over five years, but already holds an impressive resume. After attending the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, he began working alongside RAMPAGE STORE’s design director in San Diego. After a short stint, he moved back to Los Angeles to develop private labels for Urban Outfitters, Arden B., and Macys. Johnny landed a job developing a contemporary line for Nordstrom, and eventually created his own collection, Grandma's Glock, a modern day streetwear line. Johnny's successful collection consisted of fashion forward basics that barred no gender.
