Between the male models from the Tiki Barber challenge and the real women that modeled this week, I'm wondering if the professionals should be the only ones who have a crack at the Elle spread. After all, as Heidi says every week, "Models, this is a competition for you too." And so far, the competing models have had two weeks off. They better work.

Speaking of the professionals versus the real, for the most part, the judges played nice this week as far as their critiques, but Michael Kors went there a lil' bit when he noted that Elisa's layered design would've been better suited to a 5'11" model. Which begs the other question of the week: Would the clothes that look bad on the professional models look good on real women? What/who is a 'real woman' anyway?

Some of the models have had THREE weeks off. Only half of them were used for the Bitten challenge. On the other hand - I liked the boys and I LOVED the "everyday women" in challenge five.

Posted by: Laura K at December 15, 2007 12:31 PM

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