I really liked all of the top 4 looks, and having a cohesive look really put the winners over the top. And everything the judges had to say about the bottom four was right on.

Absolutely. And you're right -- the top two teams definitely had looks that related to each other beautifully.

I'm very psyched to hear Michael Kors say "disco straightjacket" next week, too.

Oh, yes. That'll be a treat.

Oh, Amy, me too! I can't wait to see what inspires that comment.

I thought that the Mila's look was not very evening at all. It was a good look but far too casual. I don't know if they were trying to make a statement about the east village with the casualness of the outfit or what.

I continue to love Anthony beyond reason. His comment about the ducks was priceless! I also like that he is really learning and growing.

I liked Emilio's dress, but it needed some quality time with the steamer. I was surprised by how well they worked together. I thought that two really strong personalites such as they have would have clashed, but they made it work.

I thought that Jay should have gone home. I didn't hear the dreaded "poor construction", but "ill fitting" and "unflattering" were thrown around a lot. Those pants weren't cool, they were atrocious. No woman wants to wear peplums on her thighs.

I didn't love Amy's "upper east side" look. It didn't really fit the challenge, which is probably what sealed the deal. It was also way too casual of a look. If she had made it a dress and accessorized it with cute heels and a good bag, she might have gotten away with it.

I don't know if they were trying to make a statement about the east village with the casualness of the outfit or what.

Yeah, I think so. Guest judge even tried to make the imperfections of Jay's outfit a stylistic choice. That could be what saved him!

We didn't see them ask Amy and Jonathan how they worked together, did we? I liked Jay's answer.

Perhaps what ultimately saved Jay was that if the outfit had been made well, they would have liked it; whereas Amy's outfit was made well (or at least not badly) and they didn't like it. Also, I think that choosing upper east side was dangerous, because that's probably where the judges live, so they have a very particular idea of what's appropriate for their neighborhood.

I loved this challenge. I thought Chinatown as a neighborhood choice was a little odd, just because it doesn't have a distinct fashion when the three others really do; however, it was probably the easiest neighborhood to tour and get a sense of in 30 minutes. I'm glad they did well. I do love that bit with Maya dissing Anthony's fabric and then Tim asking why they weren't using it.

As a former resident of the East Village, I think Mila's outfit was dead on as a higher end EV look. The EV is all about black grunge so, for me, Jay's day look was a bit too colorful. I would have loved to see what Seth Aaron would have done.

That said, his Harlem look was fab. It was nice too see such a functional, successful partnership.

I have no words for the train wreck that was both of the UES looks. I think they had the hardest task because of the size of the neighborhood and it's relative emptiness (you just don't see a lot of people in that neighborhood most of the time, and it's boring compared to the others), but what they produced didn't make sense to me at all.

I do love that bit with Maya dissing Anthony's fabric and then Tim asking why they weren't using it.

Exactly! And everyone praising the jacket to high heaven. Whe she said that she didn't like it, I wondered why, but this demonstrates what we all know - LISTEN TO TIM!

Emilio and Seth Aaron were a great team. I loved it when Emilio told that elderly woman how great she looked and then pointed out to SA that she was rockin' the Harlem jeans aesthetic.