“Leaning into the creative process in an entertaining way has always been part of Bravo’s DNA, and ‘Project Runway’ perfectly captures that,” Frances Berwick, President Lifestyle Networks,

I stopped watching when it was between the dude with the Day of the Dead theme which was Awesome, some other person whose clothes were good and a chick who did catalog “Bohemian” clothes. They were fine but not Runway worthy. She won. And I am pretty sure Heidi wasn’t happy about it.

It’s on Hulu.

You’ve just reminded me of when I saw him in the subway shortly after his season and yeah now I get where the decade has gone and why crows’ feet are a part of my life now.

YUP. And the Alyssa Milano/Georgina Chapman combo is just too much for my post-MeToo mind to fathom.

Can Heidi finally accept to get a good stylist? I facepalm most of the time about what she’s wearing.

Too many gimmicky challenges. Every other week is an unconventional material challenge. It’s getting boring. And give them more time, there use to have more 2 days challenges in the early seasons.

Bless you kind soul!

What got us to stop watching is when they went to 90 minutes and the extra 30 was just padding. Any chance they’re going to go back to 60?

I only realize how long this show has been around when I think about all the dresses Christian Siriano has been coming out with and for how long!

You must have terrible hair.

Which is great, assuming they are not so un-selfaware, they gripe about the temperature/time/price of something they picked themselves.

I’ve always wanted that too. But no matter how I try I can’t get the basketball to spin properly on my finger.

I’m thinking Mr. Markle won’t be attending the wedding due to shamelessly monetizing his relationship to his daughter health problems.

I’m thinking how you must be in rarefied air if your freaking *barber* is considering moving into a 5-series from a Lexus.

Thank you! And Amityville! Not to mention a badass activist and one of Hollywood’s best comeback stories.

No mention of Margot Kidder’s death? RIP, the definitive Lois Lane.

I’m disappointed you didn’t manage to squeeze Stockholm Syndrome into this article.

I would love to be a globe-trotting anything.

I, for one, am shocked to hear that entry-level retail work blows. God bless you for bringing this amazing reveal to light.