Ep 3. Up Your Aerosol

In Project Runway All-Stars season 2, episode three, titled "Up Your Aerosol," the remaining designers are challenged to create a high fashion look inspired by street art. The episode begins with the designers discussing which pieces of street art have caught their attention and what elements they want to incorporate into their designs. They then head to the workroom to begin sketching and selecting fabrics.

As the designers begin working on their garments, they quickly realize that incorporating street art into their designs is not as easy as they thought. They have to find ways to translate the bold colors and graphics of street art into their designs, while still maintaining a high-fashion aesthetic. At the same time, they are challenged to use aerosol paint in their looks to add a graffiti-inspired element.

As the designers continue working, tensions rise and clashes occur over the use of aerosol paint. While some designers embrace the use of the spray paint, others are hesitant and fear that it will detract from their designs. However, ultimately all of the designers end up incorporating aerosol paint into their looks in creative and unique ways.

In the final moments before the runway show, the designers realize that they may have taken inspiration from street art a bit too literally. They worry that their looks are too busy and that the different elements may not come together cohesively. As they race to put the finishing touches on their designs, they hope that everything will come together on the runway.

On the day of the runway show, the judges are blown away by the creativity and innovation of the designers. They are impressed by the variety of ways that the designers incorporated aerosol paint into their looks and how each piece of street art was interpreted. However, the judges also note that some of the designers struggled with the balance between bold colors and high fashion, and that some looks were too busy and lacked cohesion.

In the end, one designer is deemed the winner, while another is sent home. The judges acknowledge the difficult challenge of incorporating street art into high fashion, but are impressed overall with the designers' ability to rise to the occasion. The designers are left with a renewed appreciation for the art form of street art and its potential to inspire high fashion designs.