The ultimate: Create a dream collection of 10 looks in only three days. After a gauntlet of challenges and emotions, who will be named Next in Fashion?

Three finalists have a chance to showcase their artistry and talent with a full collection of new styles — but only one can walk off the runway a winner.

Big changes call for major moves when the contestants design activewear that's fit for both workouts and runways. Josefine Aberg of Adidas judges.

For the semifinals, the competition turns to a durable classic: denim. But the final four must stretch like never before to impress Tommy Hilfiger.

In a whirlwind challenge, designers have only four hours to craft fresh designs from thrifted pieces. Internet personality Emma Chamberlain guest judges.

With boots on the ground and the clock ticking, the designers march out military-inspired looks for Public School's Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow.

In it to win it, 18 designers pair up to concoct fabulous red-carpet looks. Will they go glam or "hooch-wench" for Monique Lhuillier and Eva Chen?

Pairs of contestants dive into a rapid-fire swimwear challenge to create two suits that will impress model and designer Candice Swanepoel.

After a cliffhanger elimination, the hopefuls strip it down and amp up the seduction with lingerie and underwear. Model Adriana Lima judges.

Two teams let their imaginations bloom to make living looks that incorporate flowers and plants for supermodel judge Helena Christensen.

Go big and bold -- or go home? Prints polarize the contestants as they break out new patterns and reflect on their origins with judge Prabal Gurung.

Twelve designers settle into the workroom to create royalty-inspired looks, hoping to be crowned the winner by fashion industry icon Donatella Versace.