They see all the kind of crazy things I do and sometimes they're like, "Mom. We want to stand out." And I try to show them by being myself. Katie Kortman: Well I try to be as good as my mom to my own kids and tell them the same kind of things like, "It's okay to be different." It breaks my heart when I see my daughters worry too much about being like all the other kids in their class or whatever. Morgan Jones: How do you feel like that has shaped the kind of mom that you are? So I think was a really good example of having a strong testimony and being okay with being different and working hard and all those things. This is me.” And I wore butterfly wings and tutus and I was crazy at BYU. But then all of a sudden I was like, “You know what? I'm different. I didn't really, but I thought for a second maybe I could. They're all wearing these things and they like to watch these sports? Yeah, me too”-no not really. I don't have to be like everybody else…I remember when I first went to BYU I was like, "Oh, I want to be like everybody else. It's something that I thought about, maybe subconsciously, my whole life. It's okay to be different, it's okay to be weird," I kind of kept that with me. And she said, "We're just different and different is good. We grew up in south Florida where there are not very many Latter-day Saint people, so being different was…how it was going to be. But she told us, like, it was okay to be different. She was a convert my parents converted when I was a baby. She also was a really good spiritual example. I'm currently the Relief Society president and I'm still not as good as she is at any of those things. She's way better than I am at those things. We always saw her studying her scriptures and we saw her doing her visiting teaching.
And I was like, "Wait, but I thought I could do anything I put my mind to."īut I know that that advice she gave me has helped me have the confidence to do everything I've done in my life. I really believed that so much that there have been a few things in my life that I was like, "Oh I can do this as long as I work hard enough," and I actually couldn't do it no matter what. She really encouraged us to follow our dreams and she always told us, "You can do anything you put your mind to." My mom was-is, not was-she is awesome and was growing up.
#Project runway season 19 series
Additionally, in the custom digital series "Project Runway Redemption," which premieres on Thursday, September 9, with new episodes airing every week until the "Project Runway" premiere, alums from "Project Runway" seasons 17 and 18 go head to head for a chance to win $25,000.Katie Kortman: You're like making me cry. Each 90-minute episode will test the contestants' creativity and technique with challenges such as producing a "hauntingly" chic look, an avant-garde look from faux fur, an unconventional cocktail dress with a twist, and in a Project Runway first, the ultimate "Real Housewives" reunion outfit for women from "The Real Housewives of Orange County," "The Real Housewives of New York City," and "The Real Housewives of Potomac." Runway shows are taken to new heights at cultural destination Lincoln Center and the beautiful hidden gardens at Rockefeller Center. Returning mentor Christian Siriano, along with judges Nina Garcia, Brandon Maxwell, and Elaine Welteroth, takes on 16 new designers from across the United States and abroad, each ready to prove they have what it takes to show a collection at New York Fashion Week and be the next great name in fashion. Bravo's Emmy-winning competition series "Project Runway" returns for another season of high stakes and fierce fashions.
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