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Sneak Peek: Season Finale of "Project Runway"

As we continue to count down to the season finale of Project Runway tomorrow night, with three women showcasing their work at New York Fashion Week, nerves are already frayed and the tension is mounting.

But rather than wait until tomorrow night to catch the finale, why not take a sneak peek at the opening minutes of the episode with Leanne, Korto, and Kenley preparing for the biggest challenge of their lives... and selecting their models for their fashion shows?



And if that weren't enough Runway goodness for you, here's a look at the designers fitting their models, cattily describing one another's collection ("Holly Hobbie," anyone?), and getting ready for the the big show:



Project Runway's fifth season finale airs tomorrow night at 9 pm ET/PT on Bravo.

Comments

As lackluster as this season was and as annoying as some of the designers have been (ahem, Kenley) these three women each have a very unique design sense and I'm looking forward to seeing the collections they've put together. Hopefully, there will be more drama on the runway then off. (Though, not likely!)
Anonymous said…
As long as Kenley doesn't win I'll be happy. :)
Anonymous said…
It's got to be Lianne, did you see the spolier photos from the Fashion Week coverage?

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