Supermodel and supermom Heidi Klum sat down with Diane Sawyer on Good Morning America today to dish about family and fashion. The big news? Heidi revealed that she is pregnant with her fourth child, a girl, and that Season 6 of Project Runway will be set in Los Angeles!

Though the show is traditionally filmed in New York, Heidi explained that the new location provided for a change of scenery and easier access to celebrity guests - like Lindsay Lohan! The cast of designers will be revealed tomorrow, July 9th, here and the new season will premiere on August 20th on Lifetime!

Can’t get enough of Project Runway? Click here to shop! And watch Heidi’s Good Morning America interview here.

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On Wednesday, July 8th, Heidi Klum will appear on Good Morning America to talk about the upcoming season of Project Runway on Lifetime! Heidi will be on LIVE around 8:30 a.m. ET/PT so make sure to tune in!

Ready to “make it work”? On July 9, get one step closer to knowing who is “in” and who is “out” as Lifetime announces the 16 chosen designers for Project Runway Season 6! Host Heidi Klum and mentor Tim Gunn will be back and ready for action, along with judges Michael Kors and Nina Garcia, as they determine who will make the cut for Fashion Week. And don’t forget - Season 6 premieres Thursday, August 20 at 10 PM ET/PT. So in the meantime, satisfy your catwalk craving by shopping the coolest Project Runway gear and checking out the Season 6 promo video here. It’s sew time!

Photo and video courtesy of Lifetime.

From her runway escapades to her high profile hosting gigs, in our eyes, supermodel Heidi Klum has always been a walking, talking real life version of a Barbie doll. And Mattel agrees.

People reports that it’s official - the Heidi Klum doll will be part of Barbie’s Blonde Ambition Collection celebrating a series of iconic blondes in fashion and entertainment. Make sure to look for the dolls this September at BarbieCollector.com. Until then, get your fill of Heidi (including Heidi’s favorite jewelry pieces) and everything Project Runway here!

Photos courtesy of Barbie.

Can you hardly wait for New York Fashion Week? We can’t either! To get our lovely style correspondent Joslyn Davis in style for  the Bryant Park Tents to cover the Project Runway Season 5 fashion shows/finale, we’ve enlisted Rami Kashou from Season 4 to dress her in a piece from his collection. Will he put her in one of his classic draped numbers? Will he choose a piece in a different silhouette?

Stay tuned to watch the video- and in the meantime see how it all went down when Joslyn visited the tents last year by watching the Season 4 Fashion Week videos.

As if we weren’t already Jealous that Rami Kashou was making her wedding dress, we find out from our lovely friend Tanya Z ,owner of Maneater Threads, that he had a private show in Puerto Rico that she just attended!

Visit  her site for all the details including gorgeous pictures from the runway-and shop Project Runway alums like Kashou and Kara Janx .

Who can forget Season One winner Jay McCaroll? Not us! And we know you probably can’t either. His wit, his vision, and his creative one-of-a -kind designs cannot be duplicated! Now fans can catch his QVC debut where he will be selling six items including a Checkerboard Coat seen in his documentary ‘Eleven Minutes’. So stop reminiscing while you watch your Season One DVD and tune in tonight between 9 and 11 P.M. eastern for a chance to snag these hot pieces.

Tune in earlier at 8:30 P.M. eastern to catch Season Two winner Chloe Dao make an appearance as well.

After coming off of a euphoric high last night following the premiere of Project Runway Season 5, it was exciting to hear more great Project Runway news this morning. The 2008 Emmy Nominees were revealed today and The Weinstein Company has been nominated for five Emmys for their hit show, Project Runway. These nominations are:

Outstanding Cinematography For Reality Programming

Outstanding Directing For Nonfiction Programming

Outstanding Host For A Reality Or Reality Competition Program

Outstanding Picture Editing For Reality Programming

Outstanding Reality Competition Program

The Weinstein Company has received nominations for seven other Emmys for Project Runway since its debut in 2004. Congratulations to the Weinstein Company and all the nominated producers. Good Luck!

On The Cutting Room Floor…

I am always amazed during the audition process how, with all the talented applicants, Tim Gunn and the other judges are able to whittle down the designers each season to a mere 15 or 16 candidates. This year is no exception. I must say that as I watched the runway hopefuls, I was overwhelmed by the amount of talent and creativity each designer had.

Many of the hopefuls including Andres and Mitzi discussed how they knew at a young age they wanted to be designers. Mitzi even explains how she hated dolls, but loved Barbie and Ken and making outfits for them. All of which goes to show that a lot of our early interests play a big part in our career choices. I can still remember playing “job” with my sister where we worked at what I now I believe was a publishing company. I was an author and she was my illustrator. Twenty-two years later, here I am: an editor and a blogger.

It was also amazing to see designers in their home studios and learn about their local clientele. You can definitely see a shift in the more laid back Bohemian vibe of some of the looks from Grant and Judy, Scotha and Beth from San Francisco, to the more dressed up looks of Kristina from Chicago.

Keep these names in your mental Rolodex, because you never know when one of these hopefuls will sew their way to the top! Watch the videos now and decide for yourself whether each hopeful should have been voted in or out!

For those of you who wept on your sofa thinking you’d be unable to make it to the fall for the next installment of Project Runway, weep no more. Project Runway Season 5 is back to bring you more snipping, ripping, and sewing! We’ve had our first look at the designers for the new season, and from what we can tell, you won’t be disappointed. Tim isn’t lying each time he praises a new season as being better than the last.

I must admit that I was upset when more seasoned designers (read: designers with their own line or wholesale business) started auditioning for the show. I was in shock when Christian at the tender age of 21 was on the show auditioning to be on PR after undertaking apprenticeships and internships at the likes of celebrated designers like Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen. I have since realized that even though some designers have had a taste of success, many have not had success on the level that the show could give them - nor is it likely they could get the kind of training and meet the same caliber contacts that the show offers. Additionally, this kind of experience and talent only means more lust-worthy designs for us to look at with each challenge.

So gear up for this season by reliving all the glory of the Season 4 Final Collections. Carry on!