Randy & Pnina Design A Custom Wedding Dress For A Broadway Show! | Say Yes To The Dress
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- The cast of Honeymoon in Las Vegas The Musical visits Kleinfeld. They need a wedding dress for their show and have enlisted Randy and Pnina's help to find the perfect one.
From season 13 episode 12.
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Tony is the fun uncle that travels a lot and has a new romance every few weeks and gives you advice when u in trouble and can't go to mum dad
Exactly 😂
Fun uncle who is promiscuous.. 🧐🤢
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What a fun clip! No drama, no sob story. Just a girl trying on pretty dresses with 2, very entertaining sidekicks.
I mean, no duh, lol. No one's actually getting married. It's just someone trying on dresses for fun, really.
@@thehungrygoldfish You really are grumpy
@@michellenilsson4301 Yes....why do you think my username is TheGrumpyTurtle? lol I chose it. Some random person from TH-cam didn't show up at my doorstep and was like, "OK, so you're grumpy and you kind of look like a turtle, so your username shall be THEGRUMPYTURTLE!"
They are extremely entertaining. They pretty much have me laughing at their commentary
Love the way Randy still says "okay, so what kind of dress are you looking for?" to the costume designer like he's talking to a bride lmao
Well he still has a brief to fill 🙄. Lol
he kind of is…
@@JouJouOuiOui I meant like the tone of his voice, he sounds so gentle and like he's talking to a hopeful bride-to-be rather than a costume designer who's outsourcing work
This show is just so advertising of Pnina. While SYTTD Lancashire is never about one designer over another. It's about what's best for the bride, or in this case, actress. And honestly, I consider Randy's gowns far more essential and elegant than Pnina's.
So true! Also after the designer showed the sketch of his vision I didn't get why they went weddingdress shopping anyway. It fitted the theme of the show much more and was the lenght he had in mind. When they arrived at Kleinfelds and not one of the dresses they showed was short I was a little disappointed because that was one of the only requests he had.
they have contracts and in house exclusives they have to push. it sucks
I guess they have designers they feature exclusively. They've been having Haley Paige and that make Italian designer, I forgot his name, on the show a lot lately too
You've clearly only watched like 2-3 episodes, lots of brides pick other brands like Lazaro, Maggie Sottero, Randy, and Sareh Nouri.
@@gamerofedge8111 oh no. Have watched quite a tidy number. Yes, sometimes other stylists are chosen, but Pnina is predominant.
Designer: I'm looking for a 50's feel, that's why we thought Pnina would be perfect.
Yes, Pnina and her underwear dresses are totally a 50s wedding feel. Literally the first designer everyone thought of. 🙃
Hilarious!
My first thought too 😂
She was the only designer available! Lol
Lol yeah underwear corset dresses
Not!
Costume Director: I want a 50s look, preferrably short so she can showcase the choreography (shows a perfect 50s short wedding dress)
Pnina: brings out the big full length gowns that are too poofy and expensive.. 😂
My thought exactly. Ridiculous
@@tyroncollins1948 Y'all do realize Kleinfeld only carries like 2 short dresses and they're both skin tight, right? Also, it's broadway, their budget is huge, and chances are the plan was always to do something custom.
Also, 50s dresses were super poofy, just like the ones shown, and the sweetheart neckline is a dead ringer for 50s evening wear.
She brought out dresses in her collection that fit the vibe and could be hemmed accordingly once they chose. Alterations are easily done, especially on a broadway budget
I was so confused
It was so good to hear Randy say " I always knew I would make it here ". People go to school, work hard and make big sacrifices only to turn around and say " I never thought I would make it this far! " I've never understood that way of thinking.
I love this! No opinionated entourage wanting to live vicariously through the bride. No drama. Just working professionals collaborating to create the perfect wedding dress for this Broadway show! 💗
All that and we didn't even get a full look at the finished dress ☹️
did the show get cancelled?
@Duchess I didn't think it was much of a showing. A slow pan of the dress and shot of her on stage in it would have been nice🤗
Yes I thought the same thing!!
@@eenjaria_7136 did you watch the while episode?!
That’s cause the finished dress probably looked crappy compared to what they originally asked for…
The name Pnina Tornay and 50’s flare do not go together. If they wanted street walker, she’s the right designer. This was purely a publicity stunt.
This episode was so much fun to watch. The actors/colleagues have such great chemistry!
This was nothing but promo for Pnina and the Broadway show. I’m 95% sure that Kleinfield’s already had a dress that matched the costume designer’s initial sketch, just from a designer that Kleinfield’s doesn’t have a lucrative partnership with. Pnina’s sketch and dress were nowhere near the 1950s style that the costume designer initially envisioned. 👗
Yes! Also I found it really disappointing that he asked for a short dress and all the dresses they showed them were long!
I think they focused on finding the right shape and bodice since skirts can always be shortened. But it’s likely true that this was a paid partnership with Pnina.
You're insane- That sketch is 50s all the way, the poofy, tea-length skirt and sweetheart neckline is perfect for 50s evening wear, y'all will literally do anything to hate on Pnina
@@gamerofedge8111I think the point is more a case of tea-length 50s gowns being a constant staple in bridal fashion (often in satin, with back buttons, sometimes with a sash-like belt detail, usually worn with narrow veils or birdcages/pillbox hats/fascinators), and as such they’re common enough not to drag out a designer whose personal style doesn’t call back to that era. Especially when the designer’s style is very controversial and has her taste level incessantly questioned. These dresses are not hard to find at all, and fit enough for a stage show - ask any modern rockabilly/pinup girl ! There was no need to go to that extent of customization if they weren’t set on going the Pnina Tornai route (which was very likely orchestrated through a paid partnership deal).
That wig made her pop so much its crazy how much one little detail can make her transform so much!
She has little resemblance to Katy Perry.
Id say more like Zoe Deschanel
Whoa tony danza looks really good!
What about "it has to be short so we can see the choreography" did they not understand. This is a thinly vailed commercial for both the Broadway show and penina. 🙄
That's true! I thought the sketch the designer showed in the beginning looked really fitting for what he was looking for and got really disappointed when they showed them 4 long dresses that weren't really 50s style. :/
Hold me closer, Tony Danza.
Beat me to it 😂
I sing that in my head every time I see him on TV lmao
@@Itsme-oz7bh Yeah, i was surprised nobody said it. It had to be said.
In BRITNEY'S nasely voice!!
😁
Tony is so adorable. The “Ordanza” was my favourite both in a long or shorter version.
The fact that Tony Danza knows what a doily is hilarious. You don't hear that often.
Oh, the 3rd dress was absolutely gorgeous! I fell in love with it! The dress she actually wore for the show is just as beautiful. Pnina is a genius!
Going shopping with coworkers 😂😂😂😂😂
That was fun
When they first showed the sample dresses I thought: "He asked you for two things: it should look like fiftys and be short so that she can dance. I don't know if they're fiftys style but those are all LONG dresses, why?"
Glad they found a solution in the end, that fitted the show. But I also really liked the sketch the costume designer showed in the beginning because it fitted the fiftys theme better so I didn't really understand why they had to cooperate in the first place. 🤔
She actually looks a LOT like Jennifer Connelly, when the bangs are out of her face, wow 😳😍 gorgeous
That cast seemed like so much fun. And Tony Danza was the most hilarious of all.
Now this was a very classy slow with Randy. Why we needed to have Pnina there was weird; she's the last person who would know anything about true costume design. A Broadway costume designer would dance circles around her. Randy is a listener and cooperative type of designer; he has a far broader understanding of the theatre. just saying...
I fail to see the attraction of Pnina Tornai. Her dresses show off far too much flesh in my opinion
A 10 minute commercial for a musical.
Love the different vibe of the all male entourage. Also gotta love Tony Danza
I laugh a lot because of Tony Danza's jokes and comments. But Pnina designing a dress for a show on Broadway, gosh, yes. First of all, Miss Pnina is an absolutely perfect person to make such a dress for a show on Broadway.
Tony Danza is an absolute jerk.
Omg the final dress looked so ugly... Did Pnina just added two ugly large straps to the last dress??
That was the custom design??! 😂
My thoughts exactly. Doesnt even resemble the top of the last dress they loved. It’s ugly. And I bet it’s expensive. Won’t even pay a thousand for that ugly dress
They had to have straps to hide the mic and wires.
I thought the same thing. Didn't look one bit like the sketch. Yuck!!!!
it was made as a musical dress not a real wedding dress, needs to be practical and comfortable to dance and move in, it looks fine as a 'bride costume'
I’ve made loads of dance costumes and we often had nude coloured straps to hide bra straps etc but not destroying the “strapless “ look ….also if there was a low back in the design we even made a whole “singlet “ shape of nude cotton Lycra to sew under the bodice so it was stable on the body during all the crazy dance moves . From a distance it would barely be noticeable but stopped any nasty accidents..lol….
This was obviously just a publicity stunt because the dress the actress was wearing at the end was nothing like the sketch she made ….this was a costume not a bridal dress and any company throwing a play would have several costume designers at call …
Oof dial back the creepy Hollywood vibes Tony 😬
Oooooo, I thought I was the only who noticed that 🤦🏽♀️
@@mbyrd6713 You weren't, right from the beginning it read a little strange!
Definitely creepy
How does a Broadway show need Kleinfeld's for a wedding dress, when any Broadway show likely has a more than adequate costume department that can produce a bespoke dress in stage-friendly fabrics for far less money and in far less time? Not to mention, they had a pretty detailed drawing ready to go when Randy visited the theater. I'm hoping this was a publicity stunt, for a variety of reasons.
Exactly. Why take work away from the people that are literally paid to make the costumes?
i bet they did this for exposure solely 🤷♀🤷♀
They don’t it was promotion for the show
they do it for the publicity
I thought the sketch of the dress at the beginning (when Randy first met with head guy) was perfect! I actually didn’t care for any of Pnina’s dresses, including the final one.
Honestly, every show, Broadway or tv, that has a wedding episode/scenes needs to do this as I think it’s good fun to see actors talk like this.
no way- pnina tornas designs are so horrible for such a high price 🙄 thr end result with the straps looked like I couldve done them during a lunch break
This is probably the only episode where I was smiling the whole time
This episode was just to promote the show and Pnina. She is the worst designer for 1950s. She shows wayyyy too much skin. The Bride would’ve been considered a “loose woman”.
love tonys energy lol
Mr Danza is bordering on creepy old guy.
Yeah, kinda.
This is 7 to 8 years old. *sigh* And why would anyone go to Pnina for a 50s style tea length?? Not her thing. *double sigh*
This is such a fun episode
Just to hear Tony Danza say "organza" made it for me. No seriously: I'm aghast that the costume designer for the show didn't design the dress.
I really like Tony Danza but the show is best with random people buying dresses. We don't need celebs,sob stories or anything but real people trying on pretty dresses and their entourage reaction.
I'm gonna respectfully disagree, my dear! This was a lovely change of pace and the reactions from the play's co-stars and the costume designer was just as delightful as those from the "regular people". Especially Tony Danza, I thought he was a hoot! Seeing wedding dress design collide with costume design was interesting!
As an aside, if you ever get the chance, please check out the series, "The Good Cop". Josh Groban plays Tony's son and they have the goofiest opposite type relationship. It only lasted one season, but it's a cute comedy and murder mystery show.
SYTTD has had shows in the past where they had celebrities before and it's nice seeing them as "normal folks", just trying to find a dress for themselves, a friend or family.
So much easier finding a dress when it's not a real wedding. They were in there for 5 minutes and she looked absolutely STUNNING and classic in that dress silhouette.
OMG was that Tony Danza? My handsome childhood crush with an accent!
Honestly the second dress was stunning, definitely one of my all-time favorites!
I just read, "Honeymoon" closed after only 93 regular performances. I guess even a self -serving publicity stunt with a Pnina gown could help. 😂
I am not sure if people in the comments know this is not her actual wedding dresses. It’s for a broadway show that she is the star of and people are acting like she is buying her own wedding dress for her actual wedding when she is the main character in the show 😂 😂😂😂
I have often said to myself that the top of a wedding dress here looks like a corset. Finally I figured out that the designers told themselves that most brides need a corset, so why not just add a skirt to the corset and forget the dress? Saves time and money. The gown seen at 3:37 is a good example. I'm glad she rejected it.
God, Pnina has been through WAY too many plastic surgeries 😬
That first dress isn't even remotely 50s and didn't they want tea length ?
Yeahhh "Tony Danza comes to Kleinfelds" 🙄 but he is a cutie!
I'd love to see their show on Broadway. The last show I saw was 10 years ago.
So you are took us through all this and didn’t even give us at least a full picture of the dress so not nice
Hi Tony :) thx for always making me laugh and your so lookatable! God bless
Likeable too.
I love that new word 😁😁 "lookatable" hope ya don't mind if I steal it lol
He asked for a short dress not things scraping the floor..😀
Randy was shown sketch knee length. Kleinfeld shows them floor length with train. What's THAT about??? They'd have to cut off 2 feet of skirt to get close. Men are shocked designer sketches the same dress she is wearing. Are all the shows this fake?
Love Tony Danza!!
Would have been nice if we got to see the dress.
Have to buy a ticket to the play to see the dress. Nice collaboration to peak your interest, huh?
@@LoriL010 But I don't need to see it that bad.
@@LoriL010 Pique. Yes!!
The reality is most shows will design the wedding dress in house. They don't have the capacity to spend half their costume budget on one designer wedding dress. Especially as they take a year to make. I think the producers offered them some enticement to come
They need to make OrDanza a clothing line.
Seriously
Tony I loved him in Who's the Boss!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍🥰😍🤩🥰😍🤩🤩😍🥰😊😊
Have you seen Taxi?
This opened November 2014 and ended the following spring.
You know this broadway show is serious money when you go to a high-end bridal shop to get a custom dress made. Regular theater shows has someone in the back altering the costumes off stage lol😁🙂... even though she wasn't an actual bride she looked great in all of them🥰 .. and Tony Danza I love him🥰
The producers would have paid for this or there would have been some publicity deal from one of their more powerful backers. Even broadway shows source their own costumes- it is much cheaper than paying for a designer label. Plus wedding dresses take months and months to make
Well the show had Tony Danza in it so... serious money, yes. Lmao
I really want Tony to say “badda bing badda boom” 😂💚 he is awesome and adorable!
This has made me feel inspired to take more men dress shopping. It'd be so much fun!
I feel like men are more honest
In the 50’s only the wealthy could have a wedding dress like those. Most wore street length Sunday type dresses, sometimes white, but not always. I know cause I lived way back then!
How does a Broadway show afford that pnina dress?!
Most Broadway musicals easily have a budget of 15 million or more. This dress would be a drop in the bucket!
The dress is No way near 50s flare.
Flare or flair? Or both?
I loved watching this episode..it was so much fun
This is just a commercial for the play. The dress was probably already chosen.
Custom designer: I want a short dress.
Pnina: pulls 3 long dresses. 🙄
And I liked the CD sketch more than the Pnina dress.
Yes! That was what I was thinking, too. After I saw his sketch, which was much more on theme, I didn't get why they worked together in the first place but after they showed her 4 long dresses not really looking like 50s style I was just confused.
Randy has more classy 👗 I actually like his designs more.
Yanno bridal parties could learn a lot from these “grooms” and their “bride”
All encouragement. Never a critical eye. No jealousy
Just sayin
When I fit a bride for the gown she has said is hers I don’t allow the entourage to belittle her.
I say “Now this is her moment so lavish on the compliments”
Randy is such a talented class act!
Do they just keep Prima in a little room in the back of the store??? She keeps showing up in episode after episode. Doesn't she have a workshop or something?
I wonder how on Earth we went from a 50s tea-length dress to… Pnina Tornai ?
I mean, apart from the cross-pollination PR opportunity for the musical, Kleinfeld, TLC and Pnina…
Beautiful dresses❤
A real Italian New Yorker stepping in Kleinfelds - amazing - and accurate with how I felt when I went with my sister - too much white- a lot of spillage potential
The thick straps definitely ruined it :/ I understand it was needed though for the mic
Pnina Tornai = gaudy/ostentatious/ugly and ka-ching. Also, why doesn't the Broadway's show's costume designer, um, custom design the dress [himself]? And, then, why is Pnina sketching a design when the Broadway show's designer has ALREADY provided a sketch?
I think there were more conservative dresses in the 50s. Most of the pics I’ve seen have some kind of think straps, netting, or sleeves. The first one was definitely a reach to be considered for the lineup with its sheer-ish bodice
I am a costume designer. They were going for the elements if design and fit. On stage it is all about the lines. Often cotton tightly woven broadcloth that can be dyed any color is wonderful for costuming as it is is lighter under the lights and for dancing with the moisture and the make up that can run onto the fabrics. I always line gowns with cotton bastiste or something like that, even bridal gowns to catch body moisture and to keep the moisture from the top layers of luxury fabric if used. Extra sweat linings can be built into the underarms ( as they are in men's suits.) Lycra and Spandex panels can be built into the bodice design in order to provide more easy of movement. All kinds of female support garments can be built into garments as well. Dance bodices have to be TIGHT in order to prevent the bosom from popping out. I am certain that there will be collaboration between Pnina and the costume designer for the show as well.
WHO CARES if this episode was created to promote the Broadway show AND Pnina Tornai? Broadway is ALL ABOUT the collaboration of ALL of the arts, just as show business is no matter what "stage" you are on!
I have performed as the lead actress, the supporting lead, been a writer, a director, costume and make-up and hair design, set and painting designing, and staging, property manager, vocal director, stage manager, you name it, if you love all aspects of the stage, then you need to be willing to approach and work it from every angle. to understand the craft and to bring others to the passion of enjoyment, of suspending every day life as the audience and the caste transport one another to many realms.
Why is randy not designing the dress?
I'm going to have to steal that line from Tony you have great collar bones 😏
He was looking for short and they only tried long dresses..
Seeing as pnina dresses are see through that definitely doesn't fit a 50s themed movie
Tony should be the headliner
This is a great clip! The dress is gorgeous and looks like it would be easy to dance around the stage
The straps looked very "tacked on" for a custom made dress.
Drink every time someone says "ordanza"
I think ive watched almost every episode but this is my favourite. Fun, happy, and the DANZA.. ❤😂
Such a simple and cute dress
Did Pnina charge them 500000?
I really wanted to see a glimpse from the show with her..😇
Tony Danza is so funny..We want the wig...lol....love you Tony
I have a friend who always thought the song "Hold me Closer Tiny Dancer" said Hold me Closer Tony Danza....
Pnina wedding dresses are unique and beautiful.
1:02 Pinia? 50s?
Tony looks really great. So happy for them all!
This was just a fun video, just what I needed to make me smile.
Blessings
Oh, I wish we could've seen a full view of the dress! The top was gorgeous!
I like Tony he gives great himbo energy