Show Notes
In this episode of The Fashion Daddies, the Daddies break down their Top 12 Evening Gowns from the Miss Universe 2025 Pageant. After a year packed with drama, there were still some jaw-dropping gowns to check out, even though a lot of them seemed to stick to the same vibe of nude, silver, and beaded looks. Tune in to find out which country's gown snagged the title of their favorite from the pageant! The Daddies share their thoughts on what made each gown stand out, discussing everything from unique designs to the cultural influences behind them. Don't miss their opinions of the gowns + the shoe trend that Nick can't wait to end!!
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Are you ready to get a little "Rock & Roll"? In the latest episode of "The Fashion Daddies" Podcast, Nick and David continue their "Project Runway Rewind" series by rewatching the first season of the show. They are now discussing Episode 4, titled "Collaboration."
On this episode of "The Fashion Daddies", Nick and David continue their "Project Runway Rewind", recapping the FIRST SEASON of the show, and now, they're on to Episode 3, "Commercial Appeal". This week, the challenge was to design a Holiday Party Dress for a Banana Republic customer, and in a twist, the designers learned the winning design would be sold at select Banana Republic stores and online...yes, even ONLINE for 2004! The designers created looks that ranged from silk charmeuse dresses to...more silk charmeuse dresses. Watch to find out what Nick and David thought of each design and why some worked, and others were better suited for a Court Jester, a "Desperate Housewife" of Wisteria Lane, and maybe an early-Aughts "Cougar". This episode has it all...from early-aughts Lemon Drop Cocktails, old Dress Forms, and Duane Reed-bought irons, a designer who lived in Russia for 3 years with his wife before divorcing, and...Jay's "Chrysler Building" Dress that has become one of the most iconic Non-Winners in "Project Runway" history. Join the Rewind Party and watch the latest podcast!
We are still in 2004, kids! Yes, we are REWATCHING and REWINDING to Season One of "Project Runway," and now, it is time for the Second Episode, "Vision". The Fashion Daddies take you back to the year 2004, when "Mean Girls" was in the movie theaters and no one had an iPhone. For the 2nd Challenge, the remaining designers created looks using only Cotton Jersey Fabric, and in addition, their garment must convey "Envy"... somehow!? We broke down all the looks, their "Envy" (from P*nis Envy, War Envy, Model Envy, to even being Envious of Pregnant Women). Also: They were allowed to listen to their CD Walkmans? Hmmmm, it was 2004 after all. Who do "The Fashion Daddies" think had the best looks of the episode, and who deserved to go home? Watch the latest episode and join our "Rewatch & Rewind" Pod Party!
"The Fashion Daddies" are taking us back in time—twenty-two years, to be exact! Nick and David promised a "Project Runway Rewind" series following the end of Season 22 of "Project Runway," and they’ve delivered! In the latest episode of "The Fashion Daddies" podcast, they journey back to Season One of the show. In this first episode of the series, they discuss the very first episode of "Project Runway," which premiered in December 2004 on Bravo— the same year Facebook was launched and the infamous Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction occurred. Titled "Innovation," Episode One dives into every look from this inaugural Unconventional Materials Challenge, featuring creations made from shower curtains, "Marie Antoinette"-inspired aluminum foil, an EDC-adjacent candy ensemble, and the iconic "Corn Husk" dress designed by contestant Austin Scarlett. So, buckle up, grab some popcorn (and maybe a little extra wine), and get ready for a Season One "Project Runway Rewind," starting with its very first episode! Let’s discuss and enjoy some fashionable time travel.
Season 22 of "Project Runway" has concluded, but "The Fashion Daddies" are here to keep the fashion conversation alive—both the love and the not-so-much love! In the latest episode of their podcast, Nick and David share their favorite looks from the season, as well as those that could have been better—or the outright worst looks.