Project Runway

In the premiere of “Project Runway,” the competition begins with some twists right out of the airport gate.

It’s designers gone wild! In this week’s challenge they must create a fresh take on a timeless classic: animal prints.

The designers are awakened by a surprise visitor who may or may not have arrived by chimney.

Mega-stylist to the stars, Karla Welch is here to guest-mentor the designers and she’s got a job for them - dress her client: the one and only Karlie Kloss!

The iconic Cyndi Lauper is both inspiration and guest judge for this totally tubular team challenge. Split into two teams, the designers must create cohesive mini-collections.

In this week’s challenge, the designers are given a chance to think about their family history and channel those stories and emotions into a look of their choosing.

Collaborations between fashion designers and artists are all the rage. In this challenge, the designers get a chance to enter into one with the fashion industry’s latest art darling, Ashley Longshore.

The designers realize that the challenges only get harder the longer they survive the competition when they’re faced with the hardest yet: a one-day challenge using some of the toughest textiles: sexy, sheer fabrics.

This week’s challenge is all about turning a timeless classic on its head: The Tuxedo.

Tie dye is back in a big way and the designers will need to create their own textiles to elevate the trend from casual to couture.

Designing for a client can be tough, especially when your client is a star athlete with high expectations. In this challenge, designers are paired up with a real athlete who will be competing to be in the 2020 Summer Olympic and Paralympic games.

With only one challenge left to make it to New York Fashion Week, the remaining designers must think big to create an avant-garde look that is anything but ordinary.

Christian visits the remaining contestants at home as they furiously complete their final collections.

The remaining designers rush to put the final touches on their collections, balancing advice from experts while trying to not lose their own point of view.