Heidi Klum returns to host 'Project Runway' Season 21: Premiere date, how to watch
Season 21 of the fashion design competition is set to premiere on Thursday, July 31. It will see the return of Heidi Klum as host, alongside Nina Garcia and Law Roach as judges and Christian Siriano as mentor.
The show, which has aired on both Bravo and Lifetime, is moving to Freeform this season.
Klum is returning after exiting the series following Season 16. After leaving the show, she and former "Project Runway" mentor Tim Gunn presented the Amazon Prime Video series "Making the Cut" from 2020 to 2022. In her absence, model Karlie Kloss hosted "Project Runway" for two seasons.
When does 'Project Runway' Season 21 come out?
'Project Runway' Season 21 will air on Thursday, July 31, with a two-episode premiere starting at 9 p.m. ET on Freeform.
Subsequent episodes will air weekly at 10 p.m. ET.
How to watch 'Project Runway' Season 21
Unlike past years, "Project Runway" will air on Freeform for Season 21. Episodes will be available to stream on Hulu or Disney+.
Hulu offers two streaming plans, including one with ads and one without. The ad-supported plan costs $9.99/month or $99.99/year. The ad-free plan is available for $18.99/month.
Disney+ has several plans to choose from, starting at $9.99/month.
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'Project Runway' Season 21 judges, host, cast
The new season of "Project Runway" will feature Klum as host.
Nina Garcia will also return as a judge alongside celebrity stylist Law Roach.
Christian Siriano, the winner of the show's fourth season, will also be back as a mentor.
Several guest judges are expected to appear, including actress Sofia Vergara, fashion designer (and former judge) Zac Posen and comedian Nikki Glaser, according to the trailer.
Watch the 'Project Runway' Season 21 trailer
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