As winners of previous challenges, David and Williams each have links of london sale extra $500 to spend on materials for their final collections, which will be shown when the next episode of "The Fashion Show" airs at 10 p.m. Tuesday.Nordhoff High School graduate Dominique Pearl David sewed her way into next week's finale of Bravo's "The Fashion Show: Ultimate Collection" without throwing any of her competitors under the bus. That particular reality-TV tradition was saved for her hometown, in a segment the designer's family hopes won't be taken the valentines Day bracelets way. "I'm from this tiny town, Ojai ... people get stuck there," David, 21, said in an onscreen interview shown during Tuesday's episode. "I won't get stuck there, that's for damn sure." In part, that's because she and fellow House of Nami designer Calvin Tran, 34, of Chicago, both won new wheels for creating the winning semi-final collection. She hasn't yet received the car, a Ford Edge, lest its premature appearance give away her progress on the show, said her father, Galen David of Oak View. The designer, who lives in New York and talks with her family via cellphone during every episode, is considering keeping the vehicle in the Ojai Links of London I Charm for use when she visits home, her father said Wednesday. "She didn't mean to offend anybody; she loves Ojai and Ventura County," Galen David said. "But she knew that, as a young person in fashion, she wasn't going to make it if she didn't leave for the big city." And she is decidedly making it. The win put David, Tran and the remaining House of Emerald designer Jeffrey Williams, 26, of Brooklyn, in the running for the grand prize: $125,000 and a spread in the Links of London H Charm magazine Harper's Bazaar.
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