“My mentorship style is a little bit more like I try to treat all the designers kind of how I treat my studio and my…
“My mentorship style is a little bit more like I try to treat all the designers kind of how I treat my studio and my team. You know, it’s tough love, but it’s real critiques about fabrics and timing and what they can actually really do,” said the reality competition winner.
“Obviously, I’ve been there, and I obviously work in the business now, so I think I try to give as much advice as possible,” he explained.
Although the designer would love to get his hands dirty in the show’s infamous workroom alongside the contestants, he understands his role has changed from that of a fledgling designer to one with experience — and a respected name in the fashion industry.
