A Reality TV Winner

Those of you living in the UK may remember in 2006 Elizabeth Hurley decided to do her own spin-off of Project Runway, Project Catwalk. It ran for more than one season but Elizabeth only presented the first, which was also the only one I watched.
The winner, Kirsty Doyle, was always one of my favourites and the designer I was hoping would win in the final. It's nice to see she hasn't slipped into reality TV oblivion and is actually still designing. Kirsty's collection is available on My-Wardrobe.com [click HERE to visit her page] and is full of grown-up, well-cut monochrome pieces.


My favourite piece from the collection is the cream strapless dress [above right] which I would love love love to see on Thandie Newton. I've noticed that when I really like a dress I always want to see Thandie wear it, it's rather random. But wouldn't she just look fantastic in it with her hair tied back?


My-Wardrobe is giving away one Kirsty Doyle Jet dress in a size 8, worth £395. For a chance to win it enter HERE.

The other contestants I remember well were Matt Bowkett, who was the 'clueless' one and managed to get into the final. I've googled him but can't seem to find out anything about him now. There was also a blonde designer, Debi Walker, in the final. Again, I can't find out anything about her. My joint favourite along with Kirsty was always Christopher Raeburn who appears to be doing really well. He now has his own line which is stocked at Liberty and Browns [click HERE to visit his site].


Any reality TV fans who want to check it out (or those of you in the States who never go the chance to see Hurley as a presenter - trust me, it's funny) can head to Youtube where the entire first season is posted. Click HERE to visit the page. I may have to watch it again, I enjoyed it the first time.