Maya Ginzburg, a Montreal fashion designer, reflects on her experience competing in the debut season of Project Runway Canada. Alongside 11 other talented designers, Ginzburg showcased her creativity and passion for Canadian fashion on a national stage.
Speaking about her journey, Ginzburg shared, “My fashion career has been diverse, from corporate to bespoke designs and costumes. Starting my own brand was a pivotal moment, and Project Runway Canada provided the perfect platform for me to take that leap.”
Throughout the competition, Ginzburg had the opportunity to impress renowned figures in the fashion industry, including Coco Rocha, Jason Wu, and Christian Siriano. She also expressed her admiration for Jeanne Beker, highlighting the valuable connections and insights gained through the show.
Competing for a career-defining prize of $100,000, Ginzburg cherished the collaborative environment among the designers. Despite her journey ending sooner than expected, she appreciated the opportunity to learn from a diverse group of talented individuals.
When asked about the difference between Project Runway Canada and the latest American season, Ginzburg emphasized the Canadian focus on design and collaboration, contrasting it with the drama-centric approach of the American counterpart.
