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Project Runway is recruiting Designers and so you want to be a famous fashion designer? You want millions of Americans to see your imaginative creations?
Fear not. There is hope. The people at “Project Runway,” the TV show that has designers going measuring tape to measuring tape to come up with a way to show some of the best collections around, is looking for candidates to be on the show next season.
You must be at least 21 to enter the competition. You must meet deadline to apply, which is March 15, 2012. Invite-only casting calls will begin in early April for the show.
Bunim-Murray Production company in Van Nuys, Calif., is the company producing this season’s show. Fashion Designers apply by email at Jdickinson@Bunim-murray.com.
Who knows? You too could be standing shoulder to shoulder on the next Project Runway show with Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum.Good Luck designers, go get ‘em. – - ©ourtesy of Deborah Belgum

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