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Today, SeenON! sat down to chat with designer Angel Chang from The Fashion Show. In last night’s elimination, the judges just weren’t buying Angel’s B-Girls runway piece - but she doesn’t need the validation! Angel is a unique designer with a style (and imagination) that’s all her own. Read on to see what she had to say about the show!

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Kelly Rowland has pulled out all the stops in the wardrobe department for her debut as The Fashion Show’s most fashionable host! From her perfectly tailored and divine dresses to lustrous accessories galore, this girl has been nothing but chic from head to toe since the show’s premiere. Take, for example, this Herve Leger Bow Bandage Dress that she donned a few episodes ago.

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Day 1 - Mini Challenge Look: Dress: Zara Belt: Linea Pelle Collection Shoes: GUILAUME HINFRAY Earrings: Betty Carre at Drozak Studio 2 Bangles & Ring: Yossi Harari Thin Gold bracelet: Kelly’s Own

Day 2-Sneak Peek Look: Top: Kain Label Jeans: The Earnest Sewn Co. Shoes: Giuseppe Zanotti Design Earrings: ANDREA CORSON Cuff: Philip Crangi Ring & Multi Strand Necklace: Miriam Haskell Long Beaded & Large Stone Necklaces: Lena Skadegard

Day 3-Runway Show & Elimination Look: Dress: Jacques Fath Shoes: Manolo Blahnik Earrings: Kimberly McDonald Bracelet Stylist’s Own

Day 1-Mini Challenge Look: Dress: Henri Bendel Shoes: Manolo Blahnik Earrings: Yossi Harari 2 Bangles: Giles & Brother by Philip Crangi Ring: Philip Crangi

Day 2-Sneak Peek Look: Vest: Zac Posen Tank James Perse Jens: The Earnest Sewn Co. Shoes: CESARE PACIOTTI Necklace: Miriam Haskell Earrings: Melissa Joy Mannings Ring: Yossi Harari

Day 3-Runway Show & Elimination Look: Dress: Chanel Shoes: Christian Louboutin Earrings & Cuff: Bochic

Dress: Dolce & Gabbana Shoes: Christian Louboutin Earrings & Ring: MARCIA MORAN

Dress: Christian Dior Shoes: Manolo Blahnik Earrings, Bracelet, Ring: Lorraine Schwartz

Dress: RICHARD CHAI Belt: Linea Pelle Collection Shoes: Giuseppe Zanotti Design Earrings & Ring: MARCIA MORAN

Dress: Herve Leger Earrings & Bangles: Lorraine Schwartz Shoes: Balenciaga

On this week’s “Shape Shifters” episode of The Fashion Show, the designers were challenged to create figure flattering clothes for real women. Consequently, their super skinny runway models were traded out for everyday women with curves. Check out the results and relive The Fashion Show in our episode 105 photo gallery!

Photos courtesy of Bravo.

The Harpers Bazaar Mini-Challenge threw the designers a twist - it was Kelly's dress they had to sketch!

Laura Brown judges the sketches of Kelly's dress that they drew from memory.

The designers meet their new models!

Keith assures his model that this challenge will be a cinch.

Danielle and her model don't see eye to eye.

Reco discusses the concept of his design with his model.

Merlin's ill-fitting outfit landed him in the bottom three this week.

Kelly and Isaac may be smiling, but they were not happy with the designers' work this week.

Isaac and Fern discuss the fashion show looks this week.

Daniella was the big winner this week, winning both the Harper's Bazaar Mini-Challenge and the Elimination Challenge.

Today SeenON! had the pleasure of interviewing Keith Lissner, who was eliminated on Episode 5 of The Fashion Show. Keith has already had great success as a designer with celebrities such as Emmy Rossum, Taryn Manning, Janet Jackson and Natasha Beddingfield wearing his collection. Although we will no longer be seeing him on the show, it was great to hear what he had to say about guiding characters, his new Keith by Keith Lissner line and advice for fellow designers.

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Kelly Rowland has stepped into the spotlight recently as the chic co-host of Bravo’s “The Fashion Show“. Kelly’s personal style has evolved immensely through the years. Check out our Kelly Rowland Style Gallery to see how this former Destiny’s Child member has gone from matching outfits to designer duds! And check out more The Fashion Show coverage on SeenON! here.

Kelly and her bandmates Michelle and Beyonce look fierce on the set of their video “Cater 2 U” in 2005.

Kelly looks cute while filming Destiny’s Child’s first commercial for McDonalds in 2005.

Kelly shows off her laid back style while shopping with Venus Williams in Beverly Hills in 2005.

Kelly looked white hot at her 2007 album release party for her second solo album, “Ms. Kelly”.

Kelly was spotted shopping at Nanette Lepore in Beverly Hills in 2005, carrying the hot bag of the moment, the Fendi Spy Bag.

Post-Destiny’s Child break-up, Kelly dined at celebrity hotspot Mr. Chow in Los Angeles.

Kelly starred in the 2006 movie “The Seat Filler”. She rocked this black and white ensemble at the premiere.

Kelly sported an anchor necklace and nautical colors at the Miami Vice premiere in 2006.

After partying at after hours club Xenii, Kelly greets the paparazzi in her chic ensemble.

Kelly was all over the metallic silver trend at the 2007 Jill Stuart fashion show.

Kelly looked stunning at the 2007 album release party for her second solo album - Ms. Kelly.

Kelly modeled a beautiful brown Miu Miu bag at the 2008 Tommy Hilfiger fall collection show.

Kelly debuted a new look—bangs—at The Capital Awards in London, 2008.

While promoting her album in Australia, Kelly co-hosted the X-Box party in these high-waisted shorts.

In recent years, Kelly has been spotted at many fashion shows. She looks ravishing in this black outfit at the Just Cavalli show in Milan, 2008.

Last night The Fashion Show debuted on Bravo, and I can’t tell you how excited I was to see the show. So excited, in fact, that I was able to convince my boyfriend (who is so completely not the target audience for this show) to watch it with me.

The show clearly had to differ itself, and Bravo did a great job doing so. Here’s what I thought were the freshest twists:

Harper’s Bazaar Mini Challenges - These are totally Quick Fire Challenges a la Top Chef. Very creative and fun to watch the designers under pressure.  I must admit I was confused by Laura Brown’s accent, but that’s a-okay because she was responsible for the spread on The Simpsons in Paris, and I am forever amused by that piece.

Designers are judged by an audience of buyers and fashion insiders! - Totally unique twist. I loved hearing what the show attendees had to say after the fashion show. Now if I could fandangle a way to get the boyfriend into that audience. His utter confusion and commentary over the Harlem pants (or Hammer Pants, as he likes to refer to them as) was priceless and would make for some good TV.

Isaac Mizrahi  and Kelly Rowland - Not going to lie, but I was a little scared when I heard that Isaac Mizrahi was going to be a host.  Flashbacks to the Scarlett Johansson red carpet incident immediately came to mind. However, I think that he did an amazing job balancing host and fashion icon He gave straightforward advice in a very mellow and calming way.

Backstage at the fashion show - Great perspective. This truly showed what goes on backstage at a fashion show in its true light. Oh, and watching the models have to squeeze into the tube skirts made me feel so much better about myself.

The music - This is totally minor, but music in reality competition shows makes such a difference. I mean, I still get a knot in my stomach when I hear the Top Chef theme music (oh Fabio, how I miss thee). Seriously, the drum beats were very cool and refreshing for a show of such stress.

So there you have it - five things that I really like about The Fashion Show. What are your thoughts? Comment away!

Photos courtesy of Bravo. No celebrity endorsement implied.

Designers meet the challenge in Bravo’s new series, “The Fashion Show.”

Andrew already has success with his designer underwear line “Andrew Christian” but his goal is to take on the world of women's fashion, creating designs that flatter the female body.

Angel Chang founded her namesake collection in 2006 offering women's wardrobes inspired by high-tech fashions. such as color-changing prints, light-up fabrics and self-heated linings.

Anna’s personal designs have been worn by stars Rachel Bilson, Shannon Doherty, MTV VJ’s, among others. She currently teaches Fashion Merchandising at Wood Tobe-Coburn.

Daniella has worked with some of the most talented designers in the industry including Luca Luca, Les Chiffoniers and Alexander McQueen.

Haven is currently working on a young girls' line, Lalu. A graduate of FIDM, Los Angeles, she has also worked as a stylist for the Chelsea Lately Show.

After earning his associates degree at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles, James-Paul moved to London where he honed his craft at the Vivienne Westwood studios.

Johnny is currently the creative director for Welcome Hunter’s, a new concept store featuring edgy designers from around the world. "Fashion should be adventurous. You shouldn't take it so seriously."

This self-taught designer is inspired by experimentation and is currently developing a new addition to Elmer Ave menswear collection to fit women dubbed "the doll fit."

Keith recently launched a line of gently priced cocktail dresses called Keith By Keith Lissner, inspired by his friends in New York and their jam packed social calendars.

Before establishing her own line, Laura worked for Donna Karan’s Urban Zen and As Four. She has styled and designed for Moby, The Scissor Sisters, and renowned photographer Richard Avedon.

A true artist, Lidia is inspired by her Russian heritage, beautiful people, different cultures and art. Her design philosophy is to bring beauty into the world.

Today, Markus holds the title Fashion Director, at the fashion magazine Nolcha and is working on launching his own label of high-end women's wear, MARKUS KETTY.

Merlin has worked with a number of celebrity clients, including Paris Hilton. This eccentric designer certainly has his own style and knows it, "my fashion is like a fingerprint, I have an I.D."

Reco is the Creative Director of his own line, “The House of Chapple.” When it comes to fashion tips, Reco declares, "Do it…but don’t overdo it."

Judges Isaac Mizrahi, Kelly Rowland, and Fern Mallis from Bravo's new series "The Fashion Show"

Designers meet the challenge in Bravo's new series, "The Fashion Show."