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Project Runway Canada’s fourth episode wades into RuPaul’s Drag Race territory with a ‘ruveal’ challenge

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The Joe Fresh challenge is-announced to the designers in Project Runway Canada's fourth episode.

We’re approaching the midway point of Project Runway Canada, which means the challenges are only going to get more, well, challenging. Now that we’ve weeded out a few designers who didn’t quite measure up technically, we’re entering a long haul that’s bound to trip up even the frontrunners.

This week’s episode partnered with Joe Fresh for a two-in-one challenge: The designers were tasked with building a look around an existing basic from the brand’s repertoire that then must transform into a second look mid-runway. For fans of RuPaul’s Drag Race, this move is known as the “ruveal”: a mid-strut outfit change or dramatic wig toss that reveals a second (or even third) wig or look underneath. It gives the judges a little razzle dazzle, and highlights how inventive (or not) the designers can be with pieces they’ve been randomly assigned.

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