A recap of the finale of Project Runway 17, which ended a wonderful season and showed off Christian Siriano’s strengths as a mentor and host.
Project Runway 17
Why Project Runway is truly excellent, imaginative reality TV once again
This is what we’d been missing: wild creativity from the designers and from Project Runway itself.
Back on Bravo, Project Runway relaxes and focuses more on its characters
A review of Project Runway 17’s first episode, the show’s return to its birthplace, Bravo.
Project Runway’s premiere date, cast, larger cash prize, and more
Bravo announced Project Runway 17’s cast along with its air date, guest judges, prize package, and other details.
Project Runway’s new set is brighter, more industrial
Project Runway has a new home and a new set to go along with it. New mentor Christian Siriano gives a tour of the workroom, and new host Karlee Kloss gives a tour of the runway.
Project Runway has its new mentor, host, and judges—and Nina Garcia is returning
Nina Garcia is returning to judge Project Runway, but the other two judges and host are new to the series.
Which is more important: reality show hosts or formats?
From The Great British Bake-Off to Project Runway, what makes a reality show format strong enough for it to survive once its stars depart?
Zac Posen out of Project Runway, too
Judge Zac Posen followed Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn out the Project Runway door.
Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn are out of Project Runway, and in at Amazon
The host and mentor of Project Runway have quit the show, which recently returned to Bravo. They’re now creating a new fashion competition for Amazon.
Project Runway increases its prize, and is casting for designers to film this fall
A quarter of a million dollars will be on the line for Project Runway season 17, which is looking for designers now.
Project Runway will be produced by Magical Elves again, but Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn are not yet on board
Exclusive: Project Runway’s host, judges, and mentor, including Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, are not yet on board.
Lifetime actually cancelled Project Runway in January
Reporting about Harvey Weinstein’s sexual harassment led Lifetime and A+E Networks to cancel their agreement to air two more seasons of Project Runway.
Project Runway is moving back to Bravo for a ‘reboot’
A decade after losing the show to Lifetime, Bravo has taken it back by buying the format from the bankrupt Weinstein Company.