Anya Ayoung-Chee, a novice seamstress and former Miss Universe contestant, has walked away with the sash and crown to win season 9 of Lifetime's "...

Tim Gunn puts on his best grey suit and ventures to far-away lands, like Queens, NY., to check in on the final four season nine contestants as the...

It’s sink or swim as the remaining five designers ferry off to New York City’s Governors Island in search of design inspiration and their last sho...

The remaining six season nine contestants must spread their design wings and use exotic birds as their muses. Naturally, some feathers are ruffled. ...

Looking to a Studio 54 past most of them never consciously experienced; the designers must once again find their groove in the fashion era that was th...

The designers must attempt team harmony once again in order to help some aspiring music stars rock fashion on the cover of Rolling Stone. And sew i...

When group work gets ugly (again!) mentor Tim Gunn must take on the role of workroom televangelist to inspire design salvation. But can he make it wor...

The “Project Runway” designers go back-to-school as 11 tween and adolescent painters from the Harlem School of the Arts become their creative cons...

It's survival of the fittest on "Project Runway" as the season 9 contestants are summoned to an indoor track. StyleList's guessing this track an...

It's all about Nina Garcia -- when the "Project Runway" judge and Marie Claire editor greets the season 9 contestants to reveal a show first...

I can take silks and satins, or beading, or feathers, but when they all collide in one dress all I can think of is Nomi Malone mispronouncing "Versace" and doing some horrific dance in which she displaces both hips and kicks a showgirl in the face.

The morning of the interview I was dismayed to find that I had nothing clean in my closet except for a pair of black jeans and an Old Navy tee-shirt. I hoped the finalists wouldn't judge my garments as harshly as I've judged theirs.

Over in the women's compound, Irina says the competition is "getting stiffer," which is technically accurate but sounds dirty. Gordana was shocked to find herself in the bottom three last week, but is so deadpan, her shock reads as boredom.

The designers arrive at their secret destination: the LA Times! I'm actually kind of amazed that employees weren't setting things on fire in the background during this scene--isn't it like Lord of the Flies over there now?

This week, Heidi presents the designer challenge: create a form-fitting, "pregnancy-chic" outfit. As opposed to, I guess, something that would make her look dumpy and whale-sized. In case anyone was confused.