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The designers reunite with Tim Gunn to discuss their experiences, reminisce, share emotions, and get to the bottom of the cheating scandal that rocked the season.
Fashion Week is finally here and the designers rush to put the final touches on their collections. Four designers will have their dream of showing at New York Fashion Week, but only one designer will reach the next Project Runway Winner! Guest judge Jessica Alba joins the panel.
After heading home to work on their Fashion Week collections, the five finalists are visited by Tim who is not impressed with everything they have created so far. The designers return to New York and present the judges with 2 pieces from their collection. With only three spots guaranteed for Fashion Week, everything is on the line.
The designers reconvene to reflect on the highs, lows and memories from the season.
New York Fashion Week arrives in the Season 15 finale. Here, the designers scramble to put the final touches on their collections, and the winner is then revealed. Guest judge: Zendaya.
In Part 1 of the two-part Season 15 finale, Tim Gunn visits the designers at home, but not all of their creations impress him. The clothiers return to New York and try to wow the judges with three pieces from their collection. Guest judge: Michael Kors.
The designers take a trip to an unlikely destination in the twisting, turning final challenge, which determines which designers will compete at New York Fashion Week.
The first-ever hybrid challenge tasks the clothiers to fashion innovative avant-garde looks by using conventional fabric and unconventional metal-themed materials.
The designers go on a helicopter ride above New York; the designers must create an editorial, high fashion look for ``Marie Claire'' magazine.
The designers' loved ones arrive from home for emotional reunions, but drama quickly takes over when the clothiers discover their special visitors will also be their clients, and $50,000 is on the line. Guest judges: Olivia Culpo and Katia Beauchamp.
The second Team Challenge of the season leads to tensions and tantrums as the designers are forced to work together to create three-piece collections for a SoHo pop-up shop; Kelly Osbourne returns as a guest judge.
The designers recharge at Universal Studios Orlando, and must take in inspiration to design a look for Urban Jungle.
A press-event bash turns into a challenge, spoiling the designers' festive mood. Model Emily Ratajkowski is the guest judge.
Business savvy is tested in this team challenge; designers must pitch collection ideas to raise money from a group of mystery investors.
The group creates swimsuits in a Heidi Klum Swimwear challenge; a lack of swimsuit experience sorely tests some contestants.
In Project Runway's first blacklight challenge, the designers have to create a look that sparkles not only in daylight, but under blacklights under the runway as well. Anxieties rise when the unusual materials leave many of the designers in the dark. Jaime King joins the judges this week.
The designers must create an outfit to flatter all body types, and the challenge proves to be more difficult for some than others. Guest judge Nina Dobrev.
Sixteen designers arrive in New York City, but a twist finds their launch party turning into an unconventional-materials challenge. Here, they must use party decorations to create their first look.
After a brutal critique with the judges, the finalists rush to retool their collections for New York Fashion Week; the winner is chosen.
The designers head home to work on their collections and await a visit from Tim; another twist is revealed when the designers return to New York.
In their final challenge before Fashion Week, the designers travel to Los Angeles to create red carpet looks; one designer takes a huge risk.
The designers use 3-D printing technology to create avant-garde looks in a fashion forward challenge.
The designers must makeover real women from the "Project Runway" crew; Tim reaches his breaking point with one designer.
The designers must create ready-to-wear looks to be reproduced and sold online; a disagreement between the judges leads to the most contentious runway yet.
The designers must create fashionable looks based on the musical "Finding Neverland"; one designer upstages the entire competition.
The designers must go dumpster diving for recycled materials in their second unconventional materials challenge; the designers must attempt to merge the worlds of fashion and technology.
Heidi challenges the designers to create lingerie for her line; the designers get a rude awakening on the runway.
Tensions arise when the designers are split into two teams to battle for their fabrics in a paintball competition; the teams receive a surprise.
The designers are thrilled when they finally get to go to Mood; the designers must put a modern and unique twist on a classic design.
Global travel destinations and exotic locations inspire the designers to create looks tailored for a day-to-night transition. Tracee Ellis Ross is the guest judge.
An unconventional materials challenge tasks the clothiers to create high-style looks by integrating Hallmark cards into their designs. Singer and actress Ashley Tisdale is the guest judge.
The designers have three minutes to find the only fabric they will be able to design with; guest judge Hannah Davis.
The finalists prepare to present their collections at New York Fashion Week; the winner is chosen.
Tim Gunn and the designers travel to Rome for inspiration and fabric shopping before heading home to work on their collections.
The competition heats up when a challenge determines which contestants will go to Fashion Week. Included: Eliminated designers return to the workroom.
The remaining designers must drive to search for their vintage and unique materials in flea markets, garage sales and storage facilities.
Each of the designers must find their muse on the streets of New York and convince a stranger to undergo a complete makeover.
The designers are tasked with creating age-appropriate looks for their young models based on the American Girl Historical Character line.
The designers are challenged to create avant garde looks that must be able to withstand the elements.
The designers must use a piece of Chopard jewelry as their inspiration; Tim surprises contestants with a trip to the Met.
The designers must impress the judges by creating unconventional wedding dresses.
The designers fashion a look for host Heidi Klum to wear at an awards show. Alpine skier Lindsey Vonn is the guest judge.
The designers must re-purpose a selection of vintage men's suits to create looks for modern women.
Designers must use "Marie Claire" magazines from 20 years ago as their inspiration to create looks they think will be relevant 20 years in the future.
An afternoon at the movie theatre becomes a challenge where the designers must create fashionable looks out of items found in a theatre or film set.
The designers learn that there is another audition they must pass to be accepted on the show; giving the judges a glimpse of their spring collections.
In the Season 12 finale, the still-standing clothiers showcase their lines at Lincoln Center in New York City, after which the winner is revealed. Kerry Washington is the guest judge.
In Part 1 of the two-part Season 12 finale, the remaining designers journey home to work on their lines, with Tim Gunn paying them visits and offering style counsel.
The designers are on pins and needles when they're affected by a previous double elimination. In a fashion test, they must take a risk and spin out an avant-garde look. Actress Emmy Rossum is the guest judge.
Young, innovative folks inspire the designers. Guest judge: Peter Som.
The remaining designers fashion spirited looks for modern Southern women. The guest judges are Stacy Keibler and John Thomas.
The designers compete in field day events for extra work time; the designers must create high-end performance wear for Heidi Klum's New Balance line.
Shoes inspire garments. Included: a shocking elimination. The guest judges are Kaley Cuoco ("The Big Bang Theory") and style editor Anne Fulenwider.
The designers have a chance to wind down and go on an overnight "glamping" trip, with the surroundings from the campsite serving as inspiration for the designer's next challenge. But could one designer's lack of love for the outdoors derail him? Actress Allison Williams of Girls serves as guest judge.
It's the ultimate unconventional challenge when the designers are split into small teams to create a luxurious mini collection inspired by items from four completely varied retailers. Fashion designer June Ambrose serves as a guest judge.
Bow ties are the centerpiece when the designers craft looks. Guest judge: Jesse Tyler Ferguson.
The clothiers are directed to Coney Island for an unconventional-materials challenge that involves playing carnival games. Kelly Osbourne is the guest judge.
Precious jewels inspire looks. Costume designer Eric Daman ("Gossip Girl") is the guest judge.
In the Season 12 opener, the designers fly high when they arrive on an airport runway and then must create looks from parachute materials.
The designers show their collections in the final runway show at Lincoln Center; Michael Kors returns as a guest judge to help choose the winner.
The finalists work on their collections; Tim Gunn visits each of the finalists in their hometown.
The designers travel to Berlin, Barcelona, London and Paris to get inspiration for the final challenge before the finale.
The designers display their signature aesthetic when they create worthy looks to be worn by actress Jordana Brewster in a fashion-magazine spread. Brewster also serves as the guest judge.
Artwork at the Guggenheim inspires the contestants to create their own print textiles for their clothes. Designers Tracy Reese and Rachel Roy serve as guest judges.
For this episode, the designers are instructed to draw inspiration from Lord & Taylor’s signature “American Beauty Rose” and create a design with the retailer’s customer in mind.
The contestants design outfits for the male revue Australia's Thunder from Down Under.
The contestants design fashion-forward prom looks constructed from duct tape.
Fashionable clothes for senior citizens are created by the contestants.
The designers are separated into teams of two to create a performance outfit and a red-carpet look for country artist Miranda Lambert, who is also the guest judge.
While the teams get a twist, the designers also get a blast from the past when two unconventional challenges are merged into one for their newest challenge--creating a line out of hard and soft materials from the flower shop and hardware store.
The contestants are tasked to design garments for host Heidi Klum for the launch of her new fragrance line. Heidi will wear the winning garments in her national commercial and a second winning garment for a press event.
The designers serve up ball-boy outfits and new server uniforms for a Ping-Pong social club.
Season 11 opens with 16 designers arriving in New York City. They use the Big Apple as an inspiration to create clothes, and soon discover they will be working in teams the entire season.
The winning designer is named in the conclusion of the two-part Season 10 finale. Before that, the still-standing contestants battle to be best-in-sew by showcasing their Fashion Week collections. Jennifer Hudson is the guest judge.
In the wake of their hometown visits with Tim Gunn, the final four designers land back in New York City to present three looks to the judges in their bid to score a coveted fashion-week spot.
The designers are taken to a grand location for inspiration to create avant-garde looks. Actress Zoe Saldana is the guest judge.
The designers create their own fabric for their looks and receive visits from their family. Former contestants Anya Ayoung-Chee and Mondo Guerra return to guest judge.
In a sales-based test, the clothiers are tasked to sell their goods to folks on the street. They must also spin out fall looks. Designer Anna Sui is the guest judge.
The designers compete to have their looks selected as part of a 10-piece capsule collection. Fashion executive Bonnie Brooks is the guest judge.
The clothiers create looks to accompany new hairstyles for women who are in need of makeovers. British fashion designer Alice Temperley serves as the guest judge.
A team challenge tasks the clothiers with stitching together cohesive looks for working women. Joanna Coles is the guest judge.
In another team challenge the designers have to create cohesive looks for women at work. Marie Claire magazine's Editor in Chief Joanna Coles is the guest judge.
The clothiers spin out designs for the Emmy Awards, with former contestants returning to serve as their clients.
The second challenge will be the unconventional challenge where the designers will have to make outfits out of candy from Dylan's Candy Bar. Dylan Lauren guest judges.
For our Project Runway fans who just can't get enough, we will wrap up Season 9 with a bang! Beloved mentor, Tim Gunn will reveal some of the show's biggest secrets and give audiences his unedited thoughts. This special is an unprecedented look back at one of the most memorable seasons to date.
The designers prepare to show at fashion week; an intense debate arises at the final judging.
Tim Gunn travels to the homes of the finalists to check on their progress.
The judges want to see their visions as designers so they challenge the contestants to create a mini-collection. Actress Zoe Saldana serves as guest judge.
Exotic Birds serve as the inspiration for this week;s LlOreal Challenge. The designers must really step up their game when Tim reveals that during judging they will go head-to-head with one other designer putting one in the top and one in the bottom during judging. Francisco Costa serves as guest judge for this challenge.
The designers are treated to a special performance from their new client, an up-and-coming band. Broken into two teams of four, the designers are charged with creating a look that will establish them as image-makers.
When Heidi introduces nine men on the runway, the designers are stunned. But they quickly breathe a sigh of relief when Tim reveals that the men are not their models - they will be designing for their significant others! Actress Malin Akerman serves as guest judge.
To the delight of the designers, the HP Create Your Own Fabric Challenge is back - with a twist! With the use of an HP Touchsmart, designers will work in two teams of five to create a cohesive collection. Armed with HP video cameras, they head our into the city to tell the story of what truly inspires them.
The designers wake up to find New Balance clothing set out for them and are instructed to put it on and meet Heidi and Tim at a track and field center to hear about the latest challenge. There they learn they will be competing in teams to design a piece inspired by Heidi Klum for New Balance sneakers but in order to be crowned team captain, they must win a different kind of race-on foot! Erin Wasson serves as guest judge.
The designers quickly realize they are in for a tough challenge when it is revealed that Nina Garcia is their client! The stakes are raised when Nina tells them she will wear the winning look to an important industry event. Marie Claire's editor-in-chief, Joanna Coles and Actress Kerry Washington serve as the guest judges.
The designers will work in teams of two to create looks larger than life. Their creations will be worn by professional stilt walkers in an first ever outdoor runway walk.
The designers will work with unconventional materials bought from a pet shop. They can use everything from bird seed to hamster bedding and training pads.
Season 9 of the fashion-themed reality series kicks off.
In Part 1 of the two-part Season 8 finale, mentor Tim Gunn visits the four remaining designers in their hometowns to review the progress of their collections.
The challenge is to create a look inspired by New York City. The final five designers compete to see who will move on to create their collections for the chance to show at New York Fashion Week.
The designers must create three looks appropriate for Heidi Klum's activewear collection. The winner of the challenge has his or her designs manufactured and sold on Amazon.com.
The designers design a fabric for their look that was inspired by a moment from their past.
The designers must create a high-fashion look and a ready-to-wear companion piece to appear in a L'Oreal Paris ad.
The designers are hemmed in by the politics of fashion when they delve into American sportswear.
The remaining designers make waves when series judge Michael Kors assigns them to create resort attire.
The 11 remaining designers must create a fashionable look from a bridesmaid dress.
The designers are divided in two teams of six, where they have to design a trendy six piece collection for fall 2010. The teams are asked to choose a concept and a textile as the core of their collection.
In this episode the designers must design an outfit that compliments the famous Philip Treacy's beautiful artistic hats.
The designers have to create an outfit from materials from a party supplies store. The winning designer will get immunity for next challenge.
The designers have to create a fashion forward outfit representing strong and practical Marie Claire Women. The winning design will be displayed on a 40 foot tall billboard in Times Square.
17 designers start a new season to reach New York Fashion Week and become the winner. The designers were asked to incorporate an article of clothing taken from another designer's suitcase into a new design of their own in just five hours.
The designers have to find their inspirations in the streets of New York. Working in teams of two they are visiting Harlem, Upper East Side, Chinatown and East Village to find ideas for creating a day look and an evening look.
Halfway through the competition the designers get the task to create an unconventional, innovative look and an accessory from materials from a hardware store. The limited budget makes a contender to resize his design.
Season 7 of Project Runway premieres with sixteen new designers, who will try to make their way to Bryant Park to show their collections in New York Fashion Week. The show returns to New York and the contestants will be living at the Atlas Apartments and working in Parsons work room.
A winner is crowned after the final three designers showcase their runway lines on fashion's biggest stage---Fashion Week at New York's Bryant Park---in the conclusion of the Season 6 finale.
In Part 1 of the two-part Season 6 finale, the final three designers prepare their lines for their Bryant Park runway showing, with mentor Tim Gunn providing a look at their progress.
The five remaining designers celebrate Los Angeles culture by creating a design inspired by the sprawling J. Paul Getty Museum. Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa makes an appearance. Judges include supermodel Cindy Crawford and fashion figure Cynthia Rowley.
The remaining designers are tasked to create a companion piece for their very best past creation.
In this one day challenge the designers have to take inspiration from seven famous locations in the world chosen by fashion designer Michael Kors. At the end of the challenge only six designers will be left heading to Bryant Park.
Christina Aguilera is a guest judge in this episode and the designers have to create an extravagant stage look for her, which should catch the attention of the audience from far away and should also look chic on video from very close.
Designers have to reconstruct wedding gowns of newly divorced women into fashionable new looks. In this one day challenge one designer will win immunity for the last time in this season.
The designers, working in pairs, have to create two looks for Macy's INC brand using blue fabrics. The winning designer will actually create a summer dress to be sold in Macy's stores.
Designers have to create outfits for film genres like film noir, western, period piece, sci-fi and action & adventure. The make-up of the models has to match the characters, they are representing. This one-day challenge will have a surprising elimination result.
Twelve designers use newspaper as fabric to create their looks, but one designer becomes frustrated and finally has to go home.
The thirteen remaining designers have new clients for this week's challenge- their models! They must create an eye-catching look to be worn at a fashion industry event, and have only one day and with a budget of just one hundred dollars to make it work.
The designers are taken to the beach and have to create a fun and fashionable surfwear look inspired by Californian surfwear. They have to work in teams of two. Later on Tim Gunn declares that the designers have to create an avant-garde companion piece.
The remaining designers have to create a look for an actual celebrity, but there is a twist involved, which will be a big surprise for the designers.
Designers must create a red carpet look showing innovation and point of view. Lindsay Lohan as guest judge.
The final designers are on pins and needles as the winning contestant is revealed in the conclusion of the Season 5 finale. Tim Gunn serves as the guest judge.
The series begins to sew up its fifth season with Part 1 of the two-part finale, in which the remaining contestants prepare to showcase their designs at New York's Fashion Week.
The remaining contestants head outdoors, to design an outfit of their choice inspired by nature.
Inspired by her role on Lipstick Jungle, Brooke Shields guest judges as the designers must create outfits for the working woman.
Short track speed skating five-time Olympic medalist and 2007 Dancing with the Stars winner Apolo Anton Ohno is guest judge. Inspired by his wins, the designers have to create sport outfits for the Olympic Games.
The remaining designers are inspired by New York's night life for their new creations.
The contestants are forced to expand and purify their thinking by "going green" with the help of their models.
The 16 new designers are introduced and their first challenge: making clothing out of unusual sources.
As the fourth season draws to a close, one designer, with the help of Victoria "Posh" Beckham, is finally chosen as the winner of Project Runway.
The remaining finalists are getting their showcases ready for Fashion Week in Bryant Park in New York City.
All the Season 4 designers reunite to dish on what really happened during the season.
For their last challenge before Fashion Week competition, the designers must make outfits using their own artistic expressions. After the elimination, the final designers return home to work on their signature collection.
The remaining designers must come up with clothing that are inspired by female professional wrestlers.
The remaining designers have to put their own spin on denim fabric.
The designers have to come up with outfits that are based on various hairstyles. Italian fashion designer Alberta Ferretti is the guest judge for the week.
The remaining designers are asked to create prom dresses for a group of teen girls.
The designers choose items from a chocolate shop to make their outfits.
The remaining designers are in a challenge that involves seamless fashion transformations.
The remaining designers must split up into teams to participate in a battle involving major fashion faux pas.
The remaining designers try to measure up as they begin working for a very different client.
The contestants are faced with their second challenge which involves a fashion icon.
In the fourth-season opener, the new crop of designers invades New York City. Then, it's pins-and-needles time when the first challenge finds the newbies racing to design whatever they want. Monique Lhuillier serves as guest judge.
Now we finally get to see all of the final collections from the designers and also find out who the judges will choose as the winner of Project Runway Season Three!
Each of the final four designers (Uli, Laura, Michael and Jeffrey) gets a special visit in their hometown from Tim Gunn. It's near the end of their process of completing their 12 designs for the final runway show at Bryant Park, for Olympus Fashion Week in New York City.
The cast of Season 3 reunites to recap all the gripes, drama and other shenanigans which were only seen by those behind the scenes. One of the designers wins the first ever “Fan Favorite” award, along with a check for $10,000. Apparently, even if you don't make it to the final runway show at Bryant Park for Olympus Fashion Week, it still pays to be a personality on the show!
All four are going to Fashion Week!
Two surprise guests shake things up for the remaining six contestants as they help them with their latest challenge.
With the six designers are in Paris and the challenge is to make a couture gown.
The seven remaining designers have their talents tested when they are told to create an outfit that has a unique purpose.
With only eight designers remaining, Heidi challenges the crew to make a look for an "everyday woman" with some surprising new models helping them.
Each designer is given 30 minutes to fill as many bins as they needed with recyclable materials. From these materials, they must an entire outfit.
The remaining designers face the challenge of modernizing a look for a famous fashion icon.
The remaining designers are asked to design a three piece look that embraces the INC (International Concepts) style and concept. Mehmet Tangoren, Vice President of Contemporary Sportswear for Macy’s guest judges.
A visit to Central Park sets the scene in which the designers are informed that they'll be designing an evening outfit based on a story that's been inspired by a tiny dog. The designers must also design outfits for the dogs to wear.
The designers were paired into groups and assigned to design and create a gown for Miss U.S.A. (Tara Conner) to wear for the Miss Universe pageant.
The fifteen designers chosen must create a garment only out of the materials located in their apartments.
In the conclusion of the two-part second season finale, the three remaining contestants must compete in a "face-off" at New York Fashion Week, as there lines are presented to the judges and fashion icons. The winner gets $100,000 and a Saturn Sky Roadster.
In Part 1 of the two-part second-season finale, the three remaining designers return to their homes to create the line that will be shown in a face-off at New York Fashion Week. The episode includes a look at the contestants' personal lives as Tim Gunn makes a visit to each home.
All the 16 contestants reunite to discuss their personal highs and woes during the various challenges and reflect on just how the show has changed their lives.
The remaining four contestants face off in the final competition before the final three advance to the Fall Fashion Week finale. They must design an evening gown that will be worn by Iman.
The designers must design a "make over" look for another designer.
The remaining designers must design something suitable for a garden party while using things out of a garden.
The remaining contestants have to try to draw inspiration from their surroundings while outside in New York.
The remaining designer wannabes have to get sporty when they have to create a garment for a professional figure skater.
The designers that are left put together an ensemble for a famous clothing company, as well as a compelling and successful window display advertising the clothing.
The remaining designers must each design a dress for a prominent socialite -- Nicky Hilton. Hilton chooses the winner; the loser is eliminated.
The remaining designers must design lingerie for this week's challenge. The twist is -- they have to do it as teams.
Tonight the contestants are asked to design for a global star.
Heidi throws a roof-top party for the designers. At the party, she announces their next challenge: each must create an outfit using nothing besides the clothes he or she has worn to the party.
After months at home to prepare the final moment has come. The final three have their shot to show the world their collections. While the audience watches the models strut their stuff on the runway.
A special reunion episode, the 12 designers all reunite to talk about what happened behind the scenes on Project Runway. When people are confronted and questions are answered, the fabric starts flying.
This week's challenge is to design a dress for the host of Access Hollywood, Nancy O’Dell. Nancy will help judge the runway and wear the winning design on the red carpet at the 2005 Grammy Awards.
Instead of another assignment, Heidi gives the five finalists each brown paper packages containing the key to their next challenge, which they are not allowed to open until the next morning.
As one group, the designers will create a collection, one carrying the theme "the year 2055”. One designer is to lead, taking responsibility for the overall vision, while each designer will sketch and create an outfit of his or her own for the line.
The designers are challenged to design swimsuits that are functional enough to swim in the pool, yet sophisticated enough to wear to a fashion-industry party.
The designers learn that their selected model will be their client, and they must design a wedding dress of their model's dreams.
Rock singer Sarah Hudson makes a special appearance. All of the designers show their prospective Rock N' Roll designs and Sarah picks the three designs she liked best. The chosen designers become team leaders to form groups that will work on the leader's design.
The designers finally get to design something wearable. For this challenge, the designers must create a party dress that could appeal to Banana Republic's customers.
Another day begins, and the designers are to design a dress that represents 'Envy' using cotton.
The 14 hopefuls all meet up in New York and are given their first assignment: Innovation. Taken to a place where they are said to get their materials, the designers are shocked to see it is a grocery store.