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Malan Breton (born June 16, 1973) was a contestant on the third season of the reality television program Project Runway. [1]
History
Breton was born in Taiwan but traveled the globe as a child, living in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia, California, Hawaii, Utah, Georgia and elsewhere. He has been designing since the age of 16, and was inspired by a friend to create his own line, drawing on the influences and experiences of his life.
Education and career
Breton began learning fashion design from costume mistresses and has been involved in the entertainment industry from an early age. He has appeared in theater, film, television, worked as a professional model and has danced with Paula Abdul and others. Breton has mostly trained himself in designing, with influences from Asia, Australia, Europe and Hollywood. He designed wardrobes for Megu restaurant and has a growing private clientele. [2]
In February 2005, Breton was named as one of twelve new designers to watch for on the New York runway by Women's Wear Daily. He has also done voice over work for ESPN and ABC.
Project Runway
Breton previously auditioned for both seasons 1 and seasons 2 of Project Runway. He was offered a spot in the cast for season 2, but turned down the offer. In season three, Breton was eliminated in episode two, a challenge in which contestants formed teams of two to create an evening gown for the current Miss USA to wear in the Miss Universe pagaent. Breton, the team leader, was paired with fellow contestant Katherine Gerdes. Judges pointed to what they called an unattractive design and problem with the hem and Breton was eliminated. Malan's designs were showcased in February 2007's New York Fashion Week for Fall '08.