Freeform announced Tuesday that Project Runway will return with its new season premiere set for July. The long-running fashion competition series, which previously aired on Bravo and Lifetime, makes its debut on the Disney-owned network with a fresh installment of design challenges.
The network released a brief teaser trailer showcasing glimpses of the upcoming season’s runway presentations and behind-the-scenes moments in the workroom.
Project Runway continues its format of pitting aspiring fashion designers against one another in a series of challenges that test their creative vision and technical skills. Each episode culminates with a runway presentation where contestants face elimination.
While Freeform has confirmed the July premiere window, the exact date and time slot remain unannounced. The network is expected to reveal the complete contestant lineup and any potential changes to the judging panel in the coming weeks.
The series, which first launched in 2004, has helped launch the careers of numerous successful designers including Christian Siriano, who returned to the show as a mentor following Tim Gunn’s departure.
This network transition marks another chapter for the Emmy-winning competition series, which has maintained its position as one of television’s most influential fashion-focused reality programs.
