If you can get past that nasally voice of his, Mad Fashion is an enjoyable a watch as Ace of Cakes was. March is similar to Duff Goldman in that they both are geniuses at their craft, both make you feel pleased that we exist in a society where these weirdos can have their own shows and both of their series makes me feel jealous that I will never work in some crazy alternative studio where I can bake cakes in the shape of giant crayon boxes or cut through $900 shoes (which I did find slightly upsetting, for reasons I can't exactly explain without eventually sounding insane) and write secret prayers to Stevie Nicks on everything I create.

Another thing I appreciate about this wholly inoffensive show is that each episode is only thirty minutes, cutting away the usual manufactured Bravo drama -- there's celebrity clientele, but luckily they don't hog too much screen time -- and really zeroing in on the amazing couture that March and his team make. And what a cute team he has! Everyone gets along (so far -- I'm sure we'll be subjected to some fighting eventually), each person is awesome at what they do and are able to laugh at themselves. Plus, there's no gratuitous nudity, a la other breakout star solo adventure Bethenny Ever After. The word fashion is in the title for a reason, and that's what we get.

I'm not sure March would be my number one pick for Project Runway veterans with their own series, but given the fact that I already barely watched On the Road with Austin & Santino, I've realized that with these spin-offs, it's not about the talent per se; it's about making the concept of the show work... though from time to time, I do find myself wondering, "What happened to Andrae?"

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