#Where to watch project runway plus#
#Where to watch project runway series#

#Where to watch project runway series#

How It Ranks: As previously stated, this series is a classic and basically the TV version of comfort food. Sometimes the contestants listen and sometimes they don’t - and it is the ones who defy Siriano that often get an “I told you so” lesson the next go around. Unlike his predecessor, Siriano is far less patient with indecisive designers and is much more frank about what the judges will like or won’t like on the runway. The designer and season four winner has a very different approach to mentoring than Gunn. Standout Moment: Siriano’s workroom feedback. Kloss' abilities as host continue to improve with each season while Siriano is a natural in front of the camera and the most recent crop of contestants are much stronger than their predecessors. Why You Should Watch: With the changeover in front of and behind the camera, the reality series got a boost of fresh energy that's made it still worth your time. In recent seasons, there’s been an expanded focus on challenging designers to create more inclusive clothing - including size, gender and adaptability - that will appeal to a wider audience and think beyond the runway. Following the departure of Michael Kors, one of the longtime judges who delivered some of the best one-liners, each season ultimately became defined by the contestants, who have created some of reality TV’s most iconic moments. What Makes It Different: The Bravo series is the original competition, setting the template for others - even RuPaul’s Drag Race - to follow for years to come. The Grand Prize: $300,000, a feature in Elle magazine, the chance to be featured in a Bluprint digital series, and a mentorship with the CFDA

#Where to watch project runway plus#

Judges: Designer Brandon Maxwell, Elle editor-in-chief Nina Garcia, journalist Elaine Welteroth plus a rotation of celebrity guests Hosts: Karlie Kloss and Christian Siriano

The Competition: Sixteen designers compete in weekly design and sewing challenges to become “the next great American designer.” Add it to your watch list, to get to when your Netflix queue dries up. How It Ranks: This is the least successful of the three but it tries the hardest. But unlike the ill-fated season 10 of Project Runway, which grouped the contestants into bickering teams, the partnerships here seem to yield mostly fruitful results. Some designers are clearly not happy with their partners, whose designs either help them win or are responsible for the team going home. Standout Moment: The first half of the season’s team format, which is a twist put on the designers who must immediately pair up and stay with that person until most of the competition has been eliminated. But the pairing of contestants Angel Chen and Minju Kim provides the most unexpected endearing and watchable moments on the show.

Fans of the Queer Eye host will enjoy the energy he brings to hosting and his little tidbits of fashion advice sprinkled throughout the episodes. Why You Should Watch: Thanks to the Netflix model, season one was released at all once, letting viewers binge the entire competition in one sitting. Here, the designers only make the cut if they can defend themselves in front of a panel of judges who have the option of changing their decisions about who to save and who to cut. Why You Should Watch: Not only will longtime fans of Gunn and Klum will want to dive into this reunion between the two - and trust us, it feels oh-so-good - but the show offers a realistic, inside look at the fashion business that the others do not. The winning looks are then immediately available on Amazon’s Making the Cut store. Gone is the sewing element as a collection of international designers are given seamstresses they are tasked with providing detailed instructions to create weekly fantasy looks paired with a marketable option. What Makes It Different: As Gunn and Klum told ET, they wanted to move beyond the format they created after 16 seasons of co-hosting Project Runway and create a more forward-thinking, global and shoppable competition. The Grand Prize: $1 million to invest in their brand and the opportunity to create an exclusive line available on Amazon, as well as a mentorship with Amazon Fashion Judges: Model Naomi Campbell, actress Nicole Richie, designer Joseph Altuzarra, former editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris Carine Roitfeld and fashion influencer Chiara Ferragni