Back during that whole A-List Awards brouhaha, Lorenzo met Jeanie Syfu, this season's TRESemme lead stylist for Project Runway. He gabbed with her over Laura's head and described her thusly:
"Lorenzo sat and dished while she was having her hair styled by Jeanie Syfu, who'll be the lead stylist for TRESemmé replacing Nathaniel Hawkins for PR S5 and she told Lorenzo she will be joining the shooting next week. She was very sweet and funny."
Well, now Jeanie's got a blog over on Bravo.com and it's full of behind-the-scenes dish that you don't get to see on the show. To wit:
"As always, Terri made a grand entrance when coming into the salon and told us about some on-set tension between her and another designer! Despite all of the backstage drama going on, it is the judges who make the ultimate decision of who stays and who goes."
"Jerell walked into the TRESemmé Salon first (he's always on time!) with his garment completely finished. He told the TRESemmé Styling Team that the fountain at Columbus Circle was so beautiful and eye-catching it inspired him to make an unforgettably lavish gown. His model Nicole wore an olive green flamenco-style dress with a beautiful ruffled train. Jerell always has a very strong vision for hair and I appreciate that. It's important to have this clarity, as I need to understand where to take the look. Jerell exclaimed, "Think opera, glamour hair!"
"On the other hand, Kenley's design was a great interpretation of old New York with a modern twist which led her to walk away winner of this challenge. Looks like the heat is rising on Project Runway! Looking forward to learning more about this new group of designers who are all determined to bring it!"
[Photo: Projectrungay.blogspot.com]
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