Project Runway

Season 7

TV-PG

Aspiring fashion designers compete for a chance to break into the industry in this reality competition. Each week, a designer is eliminated from the competition after exhibiting their work in front of a judges' panel.

Where to Watch Season 7

14 Episodes

Back to New York
E1
Back to New YorkSeason 7 of Project Runway premieres with sixteen new designers, who will try to make their way to Bryant Park to show their collections at Fashion Week. The contestants are asked to create a garment that represents who they are as a designer. They must choose five fabrics from a wide selection provided by Mood and have one day to complete their look.
The Fashion Farm
E2
The Fashion FarmThe designers show up at a farm and are informed they need to create a party look using a burlap sack. This time the model chooses the designer she wants to work with, and the models are the customers for this challenge.
The Hi's and Lows of Fashion
E3
The Hi's and Lows of FashionAfter being taken to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for inspiration from famous designers, the contestants are then divided into teams of two. The challenge is to create a high-end signature look worthy of a master collection. They have $500 and two days to complete their looks. The next day, they are given the additional task of creating a second "look for less," using only 10% of the budget for the first garment and inspired by the look being crafted by another team.
Design Your Heart Out
E4
Design Your Heart OutThe designers are asked to design a look for a Fashion Week gala featuring the color red and elements of Campbell's Soup branding. They have $100 and one day to finish the design. Lisa Walker - VP of Innovation, Campbell's Soup.
Run For Cover
E5
Run For CoverThe designers must create a look to be worn by Heidi Klum on the cover of Marie Claire magazine. They have $150 and one day to complete the challenge.
A Little Bit of Fashion
E6
A Little Bit of FashionThe designers must design an outfit for a child model. They have $50 and one day to complete their looks. The next morning, Tim gives them the additional task of designing a companion outfit for their adult models. They are given an additional $100 and one more day to complete the challenge.
Hard Wear
E7
Hard WearThe designers get the task of creating an unconventional, innovative look and a matching accessory from materials found at a hardware store. They have $150 and one day to complete the challenge.
The Elements of Fashion
E8
The Elements of FashionThe designers are asked to create a look inspired by one of the four classical elements (Earth, Water, Air, and Fire). They have $150 and one day to complete their garments.
Takin' It to the Streets
E9
Takin' It to the StreetsWorking in teams of two, the designers must create a day look and an evening look after finding inspiration in iconic neighborhoods of New York (Harlem, Upper East Side, Chinatown, and East Village). They have $300 and one day to complete the challenge.
Hey, That's My Fabric
E10
Hey, That's My FabricThe designers must create their looks with their own digitally-printed fabric that they create themselves. They have $100 for additional materials and two days to complete their garments.
Sew Much Pressure
E11
Sew Much PressureThe contestants must craft a red carpet design for Heidi Klum. They have $300 and one day to complete their looks.
The Big, Top Designers
E12
The Big, Top DesignersThe designers are asked to create a high-end look inspired by the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus. They have $300 and two days to complete their outfits.
Finale: Part 1
E13
Finale: Part 1Each of the remaining designers is given four months and $9000 to design a 10-piece collection for Fashion Week. In the interim, each gets a special visit in their hometown from Tim Gunn. Back in New York, two designers must compete head-to-head for the last spot in the finale.
Finale: Part 2
E14
Finale: Part 2In the conclusion of the finale, the remaining contestants ready their collections for the runway. Then they present their lines to industry insiders at Fashion Week.