Not many spoiled men will stand up for you to their rich parents. And honestly if her husband defied his parents and went out of his way to not let them participate in their wedding, then that means something. Photos courtesy of Backgrid, ‘Project Runway. Girl, you were the one who married into that family. Karlie’s bitchface, wow! She flipped into a stone-faced Ivanka as soon as someone brought up the fact that she’s married to a f–king Kushner.
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Ooh, here’s the full clip, starting at the 30 second mark. He said it to be a giant, shady bitch and he should own that, because it was magnificent. What I said earlier had no hidden agenda, no meaning, no nothing like that.” Horse puckey. Apparently, Tyler did apologize to Karlie soon after the judges’ deliberation, and he said to her: “Karlie, I want you to know that I’m not a jerk, I’m professional. People Mag has more backstory and context from the episode. So Karlie, at the end of the day, she’s human, so I don’t want her to just hate me or feel awful about what I said,” Neasloney said I thought we were on a friendly enough playing field. “It was non sequitur it was entirely related to the aesthetic of the look. “That’s what is bothersome about some of the coverage, both press and Twitter, is a lot of people are treating it as this non sequitur,” he told The Daily Dish.
Neasloney then went on to reveal that since the episode aired, he’s felt “misunderstood.” I can be my normal self,” he told The Daily Dish. We’ve spoken, we’ve kikied, we’ve laughed. “So, I came into the episode 4 runway after being in the bottom twice before that in a row, I came in there being like I’m friendly with the judges now. There was shade, there were jokes, and it was really fun,” Neasloney said. I was laughing, they were laughing, we were going tit-for-tat.
“I felt like we had built a really cool rapport. Neasloney explained during an interview with Bravo’s The Daily Dish that he joked about Kloss wearing his design to “dinner with the Kushners” after already having had “awesome banter” with judges Kloss, 27, Brandon Maxwell, Elaine Welteroth and Nina Garcia.
Unfortunately, Tyler did apologize afterwards and he made statements about it after the show aired:Įliminated Project Runway contestant Tyler Neasloney is clearing the air about the comment he made regarding Karlie Kloss‘ in-laws, the Kushner family, after the judges were less than impressed by the look he created for the supermodel. Imagine that moment – Tyler knew he was about to be eliminated and so he decided to go down in a blaze of anti-Kushner glory. "Not even to dinner with the Kushners?" I SCREAMED!!! #ProjectRunway /UWf4FaMxfB When Tyler was faced with the criticism of “I cannot see Karlie wearing it anywhere honestly,” Tyler deadpanned: “Not even to dinner with the Kushners?” Tyler Neasloney and the other contestants were tasked with making something Karlie could wear in Paris. On the most recent episode, the PR judges – Karlie included – were criticizing one of the designers in the final part of the show.
They all allegedly think that Karlie is a dumb shiksa. I asked my mom – who still watches it religiously – what she thought of Karlie and my mom said: “She’s dumb as a brick and she doesn’t even have her own opinions about the clothes, she just copies what other people say.” You know who else thinks Karlie is dumb as a rock? Joshua Kushner’s parents and his brother Jared. The current version is some kind of reboot where Karlie Kloss plays the “Heidi Klum” role. In the years where I’ve been absent, PR has gone through many changes. Then that bish with the knit granny panties won and I swore I would never watch the show again and I haven’t. That was back when I was naive enough to believe that it was a legitimate competition about who had the vision, the skills and the talent to really do something in fashion design. I used to write about it all the time, and I used to love it back in the day, especially the season where Christian Siriano won. I forget when I stopped watching Project Runway.
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