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"It&amp;#039;s getting down to the wire on Project Runway&amp;#039;s tenth season - with only six designers left in the competition, it only takes one wrong move to get eliminated, no matter how talented they might be. This week, the remaining contestants are taking on a particularly, well, challenging challenge - they&amp;#039;ll be creating pieces for Heidi&amp;#039;s affordable children&amp;#039;s clothing line, Truly Scrumptious. Uh oh!  Meeting at Babys R Us, a bunch of toddlers are brought in, in strollers. The babies are ages 12 to 18 months, and the clients are determined via a button bag. There&amp;#039;ll be two winning designers and looks - one for a boy and one for a girl. Those pieces will be produced with Heidi&amp;#039;s line and sold at Babys R Us locations nationwide. Sounds like fun!   Tim reveals that they&amp;#039;ll have 30 minutes to consult with their clients - well, their moms, obviously - before heading back to the workroom, and only one day to complete their looks. Elena is working with Tamayo and her baby girl, Luni. Tamayo thinks that it&amp;#039;s great when kids wear adult clothes, which Elena is into. Melissa also meets Sue and her daughter Giuliana, who prefers &amp;quot;basic and feminine&amp;quot; - unfortunately, Melissa realises she will have to work with pink.  Dmitry&amp;#039;s clients, Etka and her son Arjun, want something &amp;quot;edgy&amp;quot; and fashionable, which doesn&amp;#039;t gel well with Dmitry. Sonjia fares better with Amy and her baby Jude, as does Fabio with Kate and baby Bobby - though Kate warns him that Bobby has a big head, like most babies. Since she likes dressing him in vintage, Fabio&amp;#039;s got a great idea for a &amp;#039;50s style jumpsuit. Christopher is working with Nancy and her daughter Nile, who is absolutely adorable. Nancy says that the style she prefers is &amp;quot;classic&amp;quot; and Christopher is worried about making her happy since Nancy is very particular about what she likes Nile to wear.  In the workroom After they&amp;#039;ve finished sketching, everyone heads back to the workroom, where Heidi has let supplies and... a special surprise. Every designer has a special electronic baby that cries constantly, needs diaper changes, etc - basically, the babies you get to look after in high school sex education class (for the record, I took one for a weekend and discovered how to prop the key you had to twist in its back against the grain of my carpet so I could go back to sleep). In any case, Tim reveals that they&amp;#039;ll need to feed, change or rock the babies to stop them crying - all while creating their outfits. Sounds like fun! The designers are none too pleased with this development - especially since the babies begin crying almost immediately, forcing them to stop their work constantly. Fabio seems to have developed a special bond with his baby and carries it constantly, talking to it, rocking it and causing Dmitry to accuse him of being &amp;quot;obsessed&amp;quot; with it.  Eventually, though, they begin getting down to work. However, it seems like once one baby begins crying, it sets off the others. It&amp;#039;s maddening to watch, so I can only imagine what it&amp;#039;s like in the actual workroom. &amp;quot;Now I know why Judy went off the deep end with Liza,&amp;quot; jokes Christopher. Just a few hours later, however, Tim and Heidi show up to the workroom. Heidi reveals that she wanted the designers to realise how difficult it is to have children so that they could use that to inform their work. Fair enough - off with the babies!  They check in with Elena, who is working on a navy blue blazer with a playful touch. Heidi understands that she wants to be functional, but it should also have a bit of a design element in it, as well. Fabio&amp;#039;s school outfit reimagined needs a little whimsy, while Dmitry&amp;#039;s sleeveless hoodie also draws some criticism. Heidi thinks he is on the right track but needs to make it &amp;quot;more cute&amp;quot;. Sonjia is making great progress on a grey and blue jacket and pants, which Heidi and Tim are really enjoying - though they encourage her to make sure to add some design elements and not be too formal. Christopher&amp;#039;s been boxed into making an all-white outfit, and Heidi gives him a great idea for making the skirt a little more decorative. As for Melissa, Heidi wonders where the &amp;quot;fun factor&amp;quot; is. She might be in trouble this week.    Before Heidi leaves, she reveals that there&amp;#039;s a bit of a twist to this challenge. In addition to the look for the babies, guess what - they&amp;#039;ll need to make a companion piece for their baby&amp;#039;s mom. The good news is that they&amp;#039;ll have a whole extra day to work and a $150 Mood budget. The bad news? They have to keep hold of those awful electronic babies. This challenge is torture!  That night, the designers have to take the babies home with them, so they&amp;#039;re not very well-rested when they head back to the workroom the next morning. Luckily, however, Tim is taking the babies off to &amp;quot;day camp&amp;quot; so that the designers can actually get some work done. With only three hours left before the mother and baby fittings, everyone is making good progress - everyone, that is, except for Melissa, who is behind as usual.  When the moms and babies get there, Melissa&amp;#039;s outfit is seen as a bit &amp;quot;constricting&amp;quot; for the baby, and she&amp;#039;s not even started on the mother&amp;#039;s dress. As for Christopher, his baby&amp;#039;s mom is not impressed with his flowery dress, telling him that &amp;quot;not under any circumstance&amp;quot; does she like the piece. She also doesn&amp;#039;t like her own dress, telling him that while she likes the shape, she hates the pattern and feels as though she&amp;#039;s wearing her mother&amp;#039;s 1970s tablecloth. Uh oh. Later, Sonjia tells him not to be too concerned with what the client thinks as this challenge is more about Heidi and what she thinks.  The day is over before they know it, and the next morning, there&amp;#039;s only about an hour or two to get things done before their moms and babies turn up for hair and makeup in preparation for the runway show. Everyone seems to be ready to go, except - again - for Melissa, who resorts to asking her mother to sew the buttons on the baby&amp;#039;s design. How embarrassing. Still, eventually everything seems to get done just in the knick of time.  The runway show Joining Heidi on the runway are Michael Kors and Nina Garcia, as per usual. Plus, this week&amp;#039;s guest judge is Hilary Duff, who herself recently had a baby.  After the moms and babies showcase their looks, the panelists speak to all the designers at once. Sonjia&amp;#039;s first - her pants and blazer made out of sweatshirt material and patterned shirt for the baby are a big hit. Heidi thinks he looks &amp;quot;sharp&amp;quot; and like a &amp;quot;little man&amp;quot; but it&amp;#039;s still smart, fun and comfortable. Hilary agrees, appreciating that the baby can move, while Michael adds that he looks tailored, polished and modern. Nina thinks it&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;no fuss&amp;quot; but looks smart, sporty and well-designed.    Melissa&amp;#039;s asymmetrical denim jacket and white dress is only half okay - the dress rides up, but Heidi thinks that the vest is cute. Hilary doesn&amp;#039;t like the exposed zipper or the dress riding up, while Michael observes that Melissa&amp;#039;s mistakes had more to do with fabric choice than design. Nina thinks the vest is &amp;quot;adorable&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;whimsical&amp;quot; but the dress is too serious for a little girl and was cut too narrow.  Michael thinks that Fabio&amp;#039;s outfit is a modern take on nautical which is very practical and tried and true for little boys. Heidi really loves it, especially because it&amp;#039;s a one piece, which makes it easy. However, his piece for the mom is too old. Nina really likes both and agrees that a onesie was a smart choice as the print is cute but not cutesy. Hilary loves the cut of the baby&amp;#039;s outfit, as well. Elena&amp;#039;s three piece outfit - the blue ruffled blazer, green pants and pink top - gets a mixed response. Michael loves the blazer but thinks the outfit as a whole looks like a baby sample sale and has too much going on. Heidi thinks that the jacket is a showstopper but the rest of the outfit lacks. Hilary agrees, praising the jacket, but Nina disagrees and sees the jacket as the problem as there&amp;#039;s no practical element to it.  Dmitry&amp;#039;s red onesie is pleasantly graphic, according to Michael, but thinks the hood makes it &amp;quot;borderline costume&amp;quot;, though Heidi believes that it&amp;#039;s very typical of kids&amp;#039; clothes and they really love it. Hilary thinks it&amp;#039;s cute but that there&amp;#039;s a lot of red to it which might be garish. Heidi says that it&amp;#039;s very modern but &amp;quot;out there&amp;quot; and perhaps not as commercial, though a lot of moms might appreciate that.  Finally, Christopher&amp;#039;s dress and white jacket is a definite pleaser. Nina says that coming down the runway, it looks adorable but it isn&amp;#039;t very practical. Heidi likes it, however, saying that it&amp;#039;s a special dress in a line and is one of the outfits you can&amp;#039;t resist. Michael doesn&amp;#039;t like the jacket so much, but is a fan of the special occasion dress and headpiece. Hilary thinks the dress is &amp;quot;sweet&amp;quot; and appreciates that the flowers and leaves aren&amp;#039;t totally sewed down and it gets a lot of movement.  After privately discussing their thoughts on the pieces, Heidi announces that Christopher has won for the girls outfit and Sonjia is the winner of the boys. Now, someone has to go. Falling into the bottom two this week are Elena and Melissa, but ultimately, it&amp;#039;s Elena who has to go.  &amp;quot;Of course I&amp;#039;d be lying if I didn&amp;#039;t say it sucks to be eliminated. It sucks. But I actually feel kind of relieved to not have to go through any more challenges,&amp;quot; she says following her elimination. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m a true innovator and that&amp;#039;s really all you have left at the end of the day. I&amp;#039;m really glad I stuck to myself and didn&amp;#039;t change myself that much to please anyone here. I&amp;#039;m content with it.&amp;quot; Project Runway airs Thursdays at 9/8c on Lifetime. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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