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'Project Runway' Is Back for Season 21. Find Out How to Watch the Premiere
Since its debut in 2004, "Project Runway" has bopped across networks, beginning first with Bravo from 2004 to 2008 and again from 2019 to 2023. The show spent nearly a decade on Lifetime from 2009 to 2017. Now for Season 21, the series has found a new home: Freeform.
Heidi Klum returns to host 'Project Runway' Season 21: Premiere date, how to watch
Season 21 of the fashion design competition is set to premiere on Thursday, July 31. It will see the return of Heidi Klum as host, alongside Nina Garcia and Law Roach as judges and Christian Siriano as mentor. The show, which has aired on both Bravo and Lifetime, is moving to Freeform this season.
‘Project Runway’ season 21, how to watch for free
“ Project Runway ‚” which is dropping for the first time on a new channel, is releasing its 21 season’s debut episode on Thursday, July 31 on Freeform at 9 p.m. You can watch both the premiere, and future episodes, live as they air with DirecTV (free trial) or Fubo TV (free trial).
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'Project Runway' Revamp: How the Fashion Series Infused Comedy and Spectacle in Move to Disney
Over twenty years after first launching on Bravo, "Project Runway" is getting a revamp. The beloved fashion competition ...
The supermodel and executive producer Michael Rucker discuss their homecomings to the series, the dynamic cast and why ...
In this week's Screen Gab, super stylist Law Roach discusses his new 'Project Runway' gig; plus, we recommend what to stream ...
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Where Are All 20 “Project Runway ”Winners Now? A Look at Their Lives After the Fashion Competition
After winning the reality competition show, Marshall moved to New York City and narrowed in on her vertical of interest: ...
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Project Runway’ Season 21 On Freeform, Where Heidi Klum Returns As Host
It lost Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, but brought in Karlie Kloss and Christian Siriano. Then Kloss left and Siriano did double ...
“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 ...
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