Love the outfits the models have been strutting down Project Runway's runway? You can get your hands on Christian’s haute couture-to-real-world creation or Jillian’s art-inspired outfit from the final challenge if you absolutely must have them. ProjectRunway.com has an auction of the final threes’ original designs from now until March 12. But there's a bit more time to get your hands on Christian's collection, which will be open for auction until March 19.

If you can’t justify buying the prom dress Christian created, a portion of proceeds from the final collections’ pieces sold will benefit the HOPE Program, a career development program helping homeless and welfare-dependent adults. So go on – indulge your sweet tooth and buy Rami’s winning peppermint patty dress or Jillian’s Wonder Woman-esque wrestling outfit – and then tell me, really, where you can wear both those outfits where people won’t stare in a bad way? I'm quite curious.

If Bring It On was a movie about fashion designers, last night’s Project Runway would have been the final cheerleading competition. Chris and Rami both brought it – their three best looks from a collection that could potentially be shown at Bryant Park, that is.

So who’s moving on to Bryant Park? Rami’s looks proved stronger. The blue, high-collared, belted coat over a strapless little black dress, the intricately knotted strapless gray dress, and the long, elegant, black, ruffled evening gown (no drapey dresses! Shocker!) were more wearable than Chris’ collection. Chris’ looks were just a bit too heavy – the black safety pin skirt and furry belted blazer, the furry black knee-length skirt paired with a sleeveless black lace over gold tank top, and the long, velvet evening gown with fur stole. Unfortunately, costume-ish is just who Chris is.

Well, now that that’s settled, we’re even closer to being Project Runway-less. I’m getting teary-eyed envisioning who might get teary-eyed on the runway as it’s announced they’re the winner. Jillian, Christian and Rami - who do you think it will be?