In the first Team Challenge of the season, the designers are paired up and treated to a day on a Celebrity Cruise ship. For some of the duos, the friendly seas are left behind and they hit some rocky water in the workroom. Tracee Ellis Ross guest judges.
The designers are dealt a big surprise in the first Unconventional Materials Challenge of the season! Each designer must create a wearable look using greeting cards as their main textile. Ashley Tisdale joins the judges.
In the season premiere, sixteen new designers meet Tim and Heidi at Madison Square Garden, where they scramble across the seats to gather fabric for their first challenge. In the workroom, they reveal their strengths and weaknesses as they create looks to show who they are as designers.
In this season's casting special, "Road to the Runway," sixteen new designers will be introduced with a behind-the-scenes look from their casting auditions, home visits, casting submissions, and sit-down interviews. Tim Gunn will present the designers in carefully carved out categories that will lead you into the season premiere.
All of the designers reunite one last time to discuss their experiences on Project Runway together, settle any last feuds that still exist in the group, and reminisce about their time on this season. Tim Gunn hosts.
Inspired by the latest Samsung Curved TV, the designers are asked to create avant-garde pieces that look good from every angle. The twist? The pieces also have to walk the Runway…in the rain! The designers have two days to put together a look that can wow the judges and withstand a “Rainway.”
With the help of Chopard, the designers are asked to create an extravagant eveningwear piece inspired by jewelry of their choosing. They also draw inspiration from the Charles James exhibit at the MET, and Tim decides to use his “Tim Gunn Save” on one designer.
For the second Team Challenge of the season, the designers work in pairs to create looks that could be worn for a “nontraditional wedding.” They must design one look for the ceremony, and one for the reception. Dita Von Teese introduces the challenge and serves as guest judge.
Heidi asks the designers to create a red carpet look that she could wear to the Creative Arts Emmys. When Heidi is less than pleased in the workroom, she tells most of the designers to start over. On the Runway, two designers are eliminated.
After a field trip to Red Robin, the designers are challenged to take an all-American staple, a men's suit, and transform it into a high fashion women's look. The suits they are given are from all different fashion eras, and the winner of the last challenge is asked to choose for the rest of the competitors.
In celebration of Marie Claire's 20th anniversary, the designers are asked to make a look that could be worn twenty years in the future in the magazine. The catch? They have to look to the past…20 years to be exact, for inspiration.
The designers are excited when they are taken to a movie theatre for their next challenge, but nerves set in when Tim explains they will be working in teams…with unconventional materials! In groups of three, the designers must create a cohesive collection using items that would normally be found in a movie theatre.
In the season premiere we meet 18 new designers as they arrive in NYC and face one final audition in front of the judges. After three designers are cut right away, the remaining 15 are asked to design a spring look from fabrics they are given. Amanda Valentine, from season 11, returns as the “fan favorite” and 16th designer. In the season premiere we meet 18 new designers as they arrive in NYC and face one final audition in front of the judges. After three designers are cut right away, the remaining 15 are asked to design a spring look from fabrics they are given. Amanda Valentine, from season 11, returns as the “fan favorite” and 16th designer.
Through the help of L'Oreal Paris, the designers are given the opportunity to make over “Superfans” of Project Runway. Also, tensions run high as two designers engage in a heated conflict, and Tim has to intervene.
The designers are treated to a beautiful Southern brunch in the city. However, their relaxing is cut short as Tim arrives and explains that their challenge is to design a look for the Modern Southern woman—or, the Belk customer. After a challenging runway, the judges send the bottom three designers back to the drawing board, where they have one hour to rework their looks and save themselves from elimination. Ultimately two designers win the challenge, and one is out.
Project Runway goes global as the designers team up with some of the most influential fashion bloggers in the world to identify a new trend for 2014. Guest judges are Nina Garcia, Christian Siriano, and Calvin Klein's Francisco Costa.
Project Runway goes global as the designers team up with some of the most influential fashion bloggers in the world to identify a new trend for 2014. Guest judges are Nina Garcia, Christian Siriano, and Calvin Klein's Francisco Costa.
America's favorite housewife, Marge Simpson, turns to the All Stars to design a date night dress for an exciting evening out on the town with Homer. Guest judges Anthony Ryan Auld, designer Stacey Bendet, and actress Abigail Breslin help to determine whose dress Marge will wear on a future episode of The Simpsons.
The designers pair up to create young modern looks inspired by the 1930s and Lifetime's new mini-series Bonnie & Clyde. Guest judges are Austin Scarlett, designer Elie Tahari, and supermodel Bar Refaeli.
It's back to school for the remaining eight designers in this fan-favorite Unconventional Materials Challenge to create high impact fashion from materials found in an elementary classroom. Guest judges are actors Michael Urie and Gabourey Sidibe.