Chloe is up next. Hers is a high-waisted pink gown that ends far above the knee in the front and trails to mid-calf in the back. The waist ends in a red ribbon right under the model's bosom, and the same ribbon makes up the straps to the dress. There are ribbons have a shimmering effect. Chloe interviews that she likes her design.

Next is Nick's design. It is really cute. I totally see his Telemundo influence. The skirt is three-tiered and cut thigh-high in the front and falls to the floor in the back. The skirt fabric is the "psychedelic" fabric he found earlier. The top is a matching green. In fact, I think it may be the only color that could match that crazy print. It begins above the waist in a pleated, horizontal swath of fabric. At the model's bosom, the pleats start shooting vertically, then narrow into two straps at the shoulder. The straps trail down her back and meet the horizontal band of the top. On her head, the model is wearing a scarf made of the skirt fabric. Nick interviews again that he thought about how the dress would look in the box. It has to grab a girl's attention.

Daniel Vosovic's design follows. It is a short purple dress, with a belt that falls low on her waist. The model is also wearing a short vest made of orange, yellow, and green. She has a cloth purse strapped across her chest and she's wearing an Uggs/moccasin combo. It looks like he was trying to create a Native American look. While I'm not judging the design's authenticity, I feel like you might see that on a Barbie. Daniel interviews that he's not sure if the judges are ready for the sophistication that he is thrusting upon them. I don't think he needs to worry about that.

Here we have Zulema's design. It's a really pretty dress. The fabric is a shimmering silver/white concoction. Sort of like lamé. It's a fairly simple silhouette -- tight skirt that stops at the knee, camisole-like top. The top has a lot of intricate seam work. Rachael, her model, is carrying a tiny Barbie purse down the runway. It's a pretty funny effect.

Kara's model walks next. She's wearing a denim skirt with a pink fringe at the bottom. The waist of the skirt has a bow on it. The top is a pink striped long-sleeve shirt, with ribbons at the end of the sleeves. She also made a cap for her model. I'd say that the shirt was boring, but no one else here can make a freaking sleeve, so I'm a little impressed. Kara interviews that she is always nervous at the runway shows.