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Oct 15 2008

The Rachel Zoe Project Season Finale

Published by momofdw at 10:53 am under Rachel Zoe Project Edit This

Sadly, this season of the Rachel Zoe Project has come to a close. I am sad to see this show go that is for sure. Last night’s episode was centered around Rachel, Brad, and Taylor handling dressing women like Kate Beckinsale, Jennifer Garner, Demi Moore, and Cameron Diaz. You knew that as usual Brad was going to screw something up and bring the drama. Brad left Rachel without a kit, jewelry, and shoes for her client. A major meltdown ensued because Rachel had to call her friend Joey who was stay at her house and ask him to bring her a kit, shoes, and accessories.

 Taylor is right though, Brad is always talking to Rachel. I mean Rachel basically hired Brad because he dresses nicely and she would have someone to gab with all day. I mean Taylor is always working whereas Brad is always with Rachel or sitting around. He complain that the reason he’s not effective because he doesn’t know what to do but he never asks Taylor if he can help her.Rachel should have trained Brad.

The sweetest moment came when Rodger bought Rachel a 1956 Porsche. Now, she has her Dylan McKay convertible. I love Rodger, he’s the best husband on reality television. Hopefully, there will be a season two of the Rachel Zoe Project soon.

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One Response to “The Rachel Zoe Project Season Finale”

  1. yanjiarenon 15 Oct 2008 at 1:17 pm edit this

    Shame it has to end but I stumbled you to cheer you up lol.

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