Over twenty years after first launching on Bravo, "Project Runway" is getting a revamp. The beloved fashion competition ...

Kenley ... had some things to say. The post Project Runway Alum Kenley Collins Calls Andy Cohen ‘The Gay Harvey Weinstein’ ...

Since its debut in 2004, "Project Runway" has bopped across networks, beginning first with Bravo from 2004 to 2008 and again ...

Season 21 of the fashion design competition is set to premiere on Thursday, July 31. It will see the return of Heidi Klum as ...

The supermodel and executive producer Michael Rucker discuss their homecomings to the series, the dynamic cast and why ...

After Ah Loo’s final designs were modeled, Vera returned to the runway with her mother and brother Isaac to close out the ...

“Project Runway” is headed from Bravo to Freeform with a brand-new season in 2025 with new hosts and judges. The fashion competition show, which was helmed by Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn for its ...

The original story continues below. Bravo's Project Runway is back! Bravo has greenlit the Emmy-winning competition series for Season 19, the network announced on Wednesday, April 7.

The competition over at Bravo's Project Runway is getting sew tough — and judging from season 17's midseason trailer, fans will be on pins and needles to see who makes it to the end!

“Project Runway,” first produced by Weinstein’s company Miramax, and then by TWC Television, initially launched on Bravo (owned by NBCUniversal) in December of 2004, not long after Weinstein ...

“Project Runway” is coming home. Andy Cohen announced the high fashion series, originally produced by The Weinstein Company, would be moving from Lifetime back to Bravo, during NBC’s ...