CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: The boy from Haiti
has arrived on the after show.
PRAJJE: Yes.
CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: Prajjé painted in prints.
He sang, and he screamed.
Oh. Oh.
Oh. No.
You're [BLEEP] fake.
CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: But mostly, he took our breath away.
There was so much expression of you in this outfit.
Thank you.
CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: But his unconventional
cocktail challenge look could have driven a person to drink.
Using these materials was the last straw
for our dear designer.
Prajjé, you are out.
I'm so sorry.
CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: But at least we get a chance
to drown our sorrows together.
Cheers.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
I can't believe you brought your purse.
I always have a purse.
And one earring?
Yes.
Why did we put the doilies in here?
I never want to see doilies in my life ever again.
Don't you miss doilies?
No.
Cheers.
How are you feeling about being eliminated?
I know I'm crying, but I'm actually going home with pride.
It's a competition.
Mm-hmm.
Somebody do have to go.
Do I feel like my look was the worst one?
Absolutely not.
And that's my feeling.
I'm sticking with it. But--
CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: Mm-hmm.
PRAJJE: --I respect the judge's decision.
Whose was the worst one?
It was an incomplete, crazy, and craft.
I'm guessing that was Chasity's.
I love Chasity to death.
But that look was, by far, the worst look on the runway.
That's my story, and I'm sticking with it.
Oh.
Let's just talk about the winning outfit
for a minute, Shantall's look, because I
think it was very stunning.
And I really appreciated that in an unconventional challenge
that she sewed the whole thing. PRAJJE: Yeah.
I mean, there was no glue.
And that in itself-- PRAJJE: Yeah.
--I think, for me, was the win.
I agree.
I think it was incredibly amazing what she was
able to do with them straws.
- In the time. - In the timeframe.
- Wow. - Yeah.
It looked like real leather fabric that she--
Mm-hmm.
--crafted.
Shantall have always been in my top four.
Oh. Oh, I like this.
OK.
Yeah.
Who's your top three?
Well, now that I'm gone, my top three would
be Shantall, Anna, and Aaron.
Who do you think is going to win then?
I think Shantall.
Good thing I saved her then.
You're not going anywhere.
[CHEERING]
I know you were going to save her because it
would be ridiculous-- - Oh, you knew it?
Oh, yes, I knew it because--
CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: Oh, you knew it?
--it would be ridiculous to let Shantall
walk out of this competition. - I agree.
And that's the honest truth.
I was hoping you didn't use it so you could save me.
But-- - I know.
--it went in a good place.
At least this was the challenge
to leave on because you're making something out of things
that you would never use. - Yeah.
So this is what you got at the bar.
Yeah.
You got popcorn, plastic containers,
upholstery from the couch, cups, paper, open signs, doily--
doilies, mop heads-- a lot of mop heads,
coffee filters, fluffy dusters, checkered tablecloth,
microfiber cloths.
Here's what you used, leather upholstery and doilies.
Yeah.
I'm just saying.
I mean, I--
OK.
The doilies were actually the last thing I picked.
I used to see lace where I come from.
And I wanted to create something lacy.
But I didn't just take a bunch of doilies
and hook them on their end and put red paint over it.
I actually made roses out of mine.
I laid-- - Kind of.
--them down. CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: Kind of.
You spray painted it at the end.
I think the judges really wanted from you--
PRAJJE: Yeah.
--something spectacular.
Yeah, and that was my goal.
But when I was doing it, I'm like,
"This is going to look like a carnival float if I put all
these colors in this doily."
So you're leaving with some proud moments.
You won streetwear.
I was here for nine challenges.
I was in the bottom three times. I was safe one.
And I was in the top five times.
And I won twice out of that five.
I mean-- CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: There you go.
Bam. We're not going anywhere.
So let's take a sip.
Yes, let's take a sip.
A doily sip.
And then the doily is stuck there.
Whoever did this is really trying to get me.
See?
It's stuck just like it was stuck on that dress.
It's a setup.
Listen, you like to sing, yeah?
I can't sing for my life.
But I do like to sing.
You guys sang so much.
Oh god.
We did.
(SINGING) And a 1 and a 2 and a 3 and a 4 and--
That's what I'm talking about.
We in the work room.
[VOCALIZING]
And you're right.
You're not a singer. - Yeah.
I mean-- - Take a drink.
--don't hate on me because I know
how to sing better than you.
Do you want to do a sing-off right here?
I don't think you want to know some of those songs.
Oh, I'm sure.
Are they about me?
(SINGING) Christian, come on out, please.
Give us our next challenge.
Some of them are.
Great.
All right, new topic.
You never got to use your fabric from home.
Yeah, I wanted to use that fabric--
CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: It's so fabulous.
PRAJJE: --for avant garde. CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: Yeah.
PRAJJE: Obviously, avant garde was a team challenge.
So I couldn't push it further. CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: OK.
I was ready to use it in the next challenge.
And the next challenge was unconventional.
CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: Yeah.
So I was like, "Oh, god damn it."
Yeah, but-- - It never made its moment.
Oh my god.
It's fabulous.
The things are endless here.
The yellow and this kind of, like, beautiful grass green.
PRAJJE: Yeah.
Like, I love this cobalt blue.
The people on it, who are they?
The mother is Erzulie Mansur.
She's the goddess of motherhood and labor, the gays.
Oh, the gays?
It's great that I work-- yeah, she loves us.
She protects them.
Oh, fabulous.
It's the same one that was in the back of streetwear.
What inspired you to put Haitian culture
into every piece that you did?
I am Haitian born.
But I am a designer.
And the foundation of my brand is
that Haitian legacy, that luxe, that, you know,
head wrap with the gloves. CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: Mm-hmm.
And that's what it is.
There's-- there was that wealth before
we ended up where we are now.
Yeah.
We are not all--
excuse my English-- [BLEEP]-hole-hole people.
We are great designers. - Of course.
We are great doctors.
We are great artists.
But for someone who comes from this very hardship background,
my own family ridiculed me for being gay.
It was a mental challenge.
Until I left, I started to realize that there
is still love out there because my grandmother
showed me that love.
And that's the reason why maybe I'm
not a complete serial killer and I'm on "Project Runway."
I hope so.
I'm not.
Wow.
Do you want to do something really fun?
Yes, of course. Anything.
I'm going to take a sip.
OK, take a drink.
Oh.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Hi. CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: Hello.
Hi.
- Hey. - It's happening.
Mm-hmm.
I see unconventional stuff.
Prajjé, this is Lacy, our TRESemmé Global stylist.
Hi, my love.
Nice meeting you again.
CHRISTIAN SIRIANO: And Haley and Joshua,
our gorgeous models today.
Hi, Haley and Joshua.
They also happen to be producers
on the challenge team. - I know.
So you know.
Everyone knows I used to be a hairstylist.
And everyone knows I love a competition.
I'm not cutting you any slack.
I just want you to know that.
This is like a cheat.
You know all the products.
I have to learn them.
Oh, OK.
So I challenged Lacy to a little hair face-off
with unconventional materials.
And you're going to be our judge.
All right.
And be fair.
Prajjé, don't forget when you're judging
who gave you all that fabulous, helpful guidance.
She also made my models beautiful.
No.
All right, Prajjé.
Start the clock.
All right, designers.
Time start now.
Oh. OK.
OK. OK.
OK, wait.
You have to step on stool.
LACY: Yeah, because he's so tall.
PRAJJE: Let's go. - Oh my god.
Oh my god. Oh my god.
OK. We don't need this, texturizing.
I don't see any unconventional materials going on here.
Are you serious?
OK, hold on.
She's looking.
Oh. - He definitely took that.
I just-- I definitely saw a cheat.
I wasn't. I wasn't.
Oh my god. Can we switch?
What are you doing?
That is a lot of hair.
I'm getting my girl together.
I don't know what you're doing.
We're giving you tropical fantasy.
Oh, mine is looking actually quite couture.
PRAJJE: Oh, you're both using mops.
OK.
Yeah, you stole my mops.
I stole your idea?
Yes.
I'm going to distract you with a question.
Tell me about the look you did for Anna, like that slick bun.
Oh, yeah, the bun.
That was so fun.
I used the TRESemmé gel. - Uh-huh.
It doesn't dry her hair out.
So it was nice to, like, you know,
do those little details without it drying the hair out.
Literally, you have so much [BLEEP] hair.
I like my concept.
I like where I'm going with it. How is this feeling, my love?
Good.
PRAJJE: Meanwhile, he's almost done.
One minute.
One minute? Wait.
What?
Wait.
Christian, no.
You really copied my look in the--
With what? What you talking about?
LACY: That piece was not down before.
That piece was not down before.
Yes, it was. It's been down the whole time.
You are cheating.
No, you--
PRAJJE: You guys are fighting.
You have no time left.
Actually, I don't even need time.
Time. - I don't-- I don't need it.
Look.
PRAJJE: Time.
Hands down.
Don't touch your model. - So Prajjé--
PRAJJE: Mm-hmm.
LACY: --what I've done is I've used three conventional items.
So I used the rope to really gather her hair up.
And the straws, I just really wanted to just clear out.
It's very wearable.
I don't know where-- PRAJJE: Where?
--Christian's model is going.
Where is she going?
Where is she going to? Where is she going to?
Is she going to the "Game of Thrones?"
Oh my goodness.
All right, Christian, tell us about your look.
We're calling her Captain Sparrow
Shipwreck Pirate in Ibiza.
We're giving you woven--
woven knives, swords, wrap, twist to emulate
the rope of the ship.
Ooh.
OK?
- She came to work today. - OK, so--
OK, Prajjé, you have to pick a winner.
- --pick a winner. - I have to pick a winner.
Unfortunately, Lacy, I don't understand the sticks.
I mean, I'm scared to even go near her.
And Christian, you could have done better without the knives.
The knives are the best part.
No, they're not.
They're scary, too.
It was very hard to decide between the two hair.
I really had to go with the person
that came with a concept.
I'm going to go with the Bahamian pirate.
Yes!
LACY: I hear bias.
It's not bias.
He had a whole concept that he delivered--
OK.
--and hairspray.
Anyone can make a concept after you create a look.
All of the designers do that usually, so--
Pretty much.
--I'm learning from you.
PRAJJE: Yes.
Doilies.