Harvey Weinstein, creator and executive producer: My friend Daniela Unruh had the idea to do a show called Model Apartment. “Working hard, playing nice and not being a diva.” “The show teaches that good qualities pay off,” says Gunn. “One day you’re in, and the next day you’re out”), the veteran show captured 2?million viewers for its season-10 premiere, was among the first to prove that reality didn’t have to be about eating bugs or bad dates and, most important, will contribute largely to the $1.9 billion in ad revenue that mothership A&E Networks is projected to earn in 2012, mostly because of its upscale female audience.
Despite ratings fluctuations (“Fashion is a moving target,” says Klum with a smirk. It also survived a turbulent network shift to Lifetime in 2009 - complete with a 13-month hiatus because of the injunction put on marketing and promotion by NBCUniversal after Bravo’s then-parent company went to federal court to battle The Weinstein Co. PHOTOS: Dressed to Kill: THR Shoots the Stars of ‘Project Runway’īowing in 2004 on Bravo, Runway has seen 10 seasons, multiple spinoffs including Project Runway All Stars (not to mention scores of less-successful knockoffs) and lucrative brand integrations with the likes of Lord & Taylor and Lexus. (Interviews with Harvey Weinstein, Jane Cha Cutler, Desiree Gruber, Rob Sharenow, Jonathan Murray, Sara Rea and Jane Lipsitz were conducted separately.)
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Between filming episodes of Lifetime’s Emmy-nominated reality series - which features 16 budding designers competing to show at New York’s Fashion Week and win $100,000 from L’Oreal to, in theory, launch their own line - the co-stars, along with Marie Claire fashion director Nina Garcia and former Parsons fashion-design department chair Tim Gunn, convened for a discussion with The Hollywood Reporter. Within moments, her Project Runway co-star and designer Michael Kors strides out of an elevator - aviators on - and beelines to Klum. “We ran over here from production, so it’s the only thing I had,” she says of the not-so-breathable fabric. on July 15, and supermodel-turned-TV mogul Heidi Klum looks impossibly cool gliding through a stifling 95-degree studio in New York’s Fashion District in a skintight Jitrois black leather dress and 5-inch Christian Louboutin pumps. 24 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
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