LifetimeIn fashion, one minute you're in, the next minute you're out—unless you're Project Runway, in which case you are in for many more years now that Lifetime has given multi-season pickups to the veteran reality series and its two spinoffs.
The reality juggernaut's original edition was just renewed for three more seasons, bringing it up to its 18th season. Project Runway All Stars will get two more seasons, and the most recent addition, Project Runway: Junior will get one more.
Project Runway ended its fourteenth season in the fall, with plus size designer Ashley Nell Tipton taking home the prize awarded by judges Heidi Klum, Nina Garcia and Zac Posen. According to Deadline, which originally reported the news, season 15 is set to begin production next month.
Project Runway All Stars, which has seen a few different hosts over the years, brings back favorite contestants from past Project Runway seasons to compete for a second shot at the title. While there have been a few different hosts over the years, Alyssa Milano most recently filled that role. Junior is the most recent incarnation of the series, and sees kids competing in the same challenges the adult competitors have to complete. Tim Gunn hosts that one alongside model Hannah Davis.
"Heidi, Tim and the whole team built something that has made a lasting mark on television history," The Weinstein Company co-chairman Harvey Weinstein said in a statement to Deadline announcing the news. "The fans' loyalty to Runway and its sister shows Project Runway All Stars and Junior have made the franchise a cornerstone of our TV division."