The current season (5) of 'Project Runway' isn't total sh*t or anything, it's just that the casts of past seasons have been awesome. Yeah, I'm nostalgic and Urlesque thinks there's a chance that you might be, too. So let's revisit some fan favorites of yesteryear in an all-star countdown that Tim Gunn and co. have no place judging because here we're not taking a look at fashion design -- we know these style gurus can sew. What we're focusing on is web design. Which of our 'Proj Runway' crushes has the best website?

13. Vincent Libretti - Turning himself on throughout Season 3

• Website - It's his MySpace page, which is apparently located inside a tiled beehive from the future. There, a woman in an evening gown glides around while texting, and Vincent posts "inspirational" musings with head-scratchingly obtuse titles such as this: THE BEST: "Mov[e]ment occurs ... when you travel inside."
• Judges Say - Not exactly Top 8 material, but we're totally subscribing to his MySpace fortune cookie blog.

12. Austin Scarlett - Casualty of Season 1's biggest WTF?!? moment when Wendy "Middleburg, Virginia" Pepper swooped into the final three on a tangerine Grammy dress and Scarlett got Klummed for not breaking out of his "couture mold."

• Website - Main page looks like a hot pink antebellum fairy tale. His collection definitely went south of the Mason-Dixon Line to Costume Town. His "Life Story" section has baby Scarlett pics. Overall, endearing but not exactly fashionable web design. He's got more energy devoted to his life story than his collections page where there's a banner sized pic of Austin looking cute and little thumbnails of his work looking almost besides the point.
• Judges Say - Web couture needs work. I need a prompter. What, do I click the picture for the collections gallery?