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Ruby is heading to Moonbow Kingdom to help Rosetta, who is having trouble with her designs for the Kingdom’s winter outfits. Rosetta is confident she doesn't need help, until she finds out that Ruby knows Jewel Richie, her biggest inspiration! Ruby believes Jewel can help them, so they portal jump back to Rainbow High to find her. Can Jewel help inspire Rosetta to finish her designs?

What an amazing season! Every student who stepped into the workroom brought creativity and innovation to every design! Only two designers are left: Skyler from Rainbow High and Shanelle from Shadow High!

Let’s give a round of applause for our final three designers: Ainsley, Shanelle, and Skyler! Each designer showcased their talent, artistry, and incredible teamwork this season. Now, they must work individually to prove they have what it takes to win Project Rainbow! But before they face their toughest design project yet, they must take on their first assignment: designing a crown for the Project Rainbow winner!

The final four designers are still hard at work creating a perfect prom dance look for dancing the night away, but it seems like Skyler is a little distracted. Can her friends help her feel better and focus on her designs before it's runway time?

We are down to the final four designers of Project Rainbow! Ainsley, Avery, Shanelle, and Skyler must design a perfect outfit for the prom dance.

This week on Project Rainbow, the designers must create a look inspired by Delilah Fields' new song "Out of This World" sung by Rainbow High’s new solo artist, Sabrina St. Cloud!

The designers think they’re here for some fun in the sun, but Project Rainbow is only getting started! For this round, they’re using the beautiful blue ocean to inspire an amazing runway look. While this week's leaders Monique and Michelle are ready to work, it seems like some of our besties are struggling to think of new ideas. Can they beat their creative block before it’s time to hit the runway?

This week, the designers are going back to the beginning and reusing their first runway looks to create new formal dresses! Rainbow High has to reuse materials from their accessories week, and Shadow High needs to turn their sporty look into high fashion! Can the designers work together under pressure with limited time and resources?

Rainbow High and Shadow High have proven that they can work with designers from their own groups, but what about other schools? This week, the designers are getting out of their comfort zone to see how well they can work with everyone!

The designers from Rainbow High and Shadow High must create a fashion statement inspired by art from around the work room. Kim Nguyen and Karla Choupette are leading their groups, and with so many amazing choices, it’s hard to pick one that speaks to all of them! How will they know when they’ve found their spark?

Not only does Pacific Coast High have the same kind of amazing arts classes that Rainbow High does, but they also have a reality show! On the latest episode, the students find out that their new headmistress is none other than the iconic Paris Hilton! So of course, they immediately start planning the ultimate welcome party to greet her! But will drama keep the party from even happening?! Classes and the beach itself may never be the same again!

Welcome to the first day of Rainbow High, the number one visual arts high school anywhere! Join Ruby, Poppy, Sunny, Jade, Skyler, Violet and Bella as they give you the inside scoop to all the fashion, fun and drama that goes down at their new school. Watch to find out what happens next because this semester is gonna be a wild ride.

Our girls tackle their first team-bonding moment: The G.L.A.M. Slam! It’s an all-out scavenger hunt through the halls of Rainbow High, with lots of clues and not a lot of time. Our girls are gonna learn alllll about each other, and, if they solve all the clues before time runs out, they’re in for a big surprise! Let’s go Bella, Ruby, Poppy, Sunny, Jade, Skyler, and Violet!

Luna's entire family has gone to Rainbow High, including her evil twin sister, Sunny! Now Luna needs to prove she is loyal to Shadow High! To start the test, the Storm Sisters recruit Heather Grayson, a special effects makeup genius, to see just how faithful Luna really is!

The Rainbow Vision semi-finals are tomorrow and tensions are high! The Rainbow Divas are demanding better dressing rooms, Royal Three is late to their fitting, and Natasha hasn’t even finished writing her song!

Neon Shadow and The Royal Three gave outstanding performances in the Rainbow Vision Finals! Now it's time for the Rainbow Divas to perform, but they're nowhere to be found! Does this mean the band is breaking up for good? Will this ruin their chances of winning Rainbow Vision?

These fashionable friends are ready to showcase their unique skills and start sewing! But for this first round, there’s a twist! It’s Shadow High vs… Shadow High! This round depends on using everyone’s good ideas to create one amazing design. Can they do it before it’s time to walk the runway? And where’s Rainbow High?

Will Avery and Aidan lose their friend forever? There are so many questions, they can hardly pay attention to the host contest happening on stage! Students from around the world are testing their skills to see who will land the prestigious host role for Rainbow Vision! Throughout the competition, everyone will get to know the contestants, including a few new faces like Tiara Song.

Rainbow Dream gave a showstopping performance to close out this round, and now the pressure is on! But is the stress too much for some of the bands to handle? And have the De’Vious twins put Glitch’s hosting gig in jeopardy?

Neon Shadow from Shadow High, Rainbow Divas from Rainbow High, and The Royal Three from Seoul Select are this year's Rainbow Vision Finalists! There is a lot happening before the first performance. Rumor has it, the Rainbow Divas are breaking up! Could it really be true? Meanwhile Avery and Ainsley have made up and are once again working together to stop the twins from meddling in the first performance.