Isaac Mizrahi, Iman Say "The Fashion Show: The Ultimate Collection" Is A "Game Changer"

If you're like me, you watched the first season of Bravo's "The Fashion Show" and realized "Project Runway" was sew yesterday. With fashion design icon Isaac Mizrahi at the helm and hem, and an entire cast of memorable designers (like fan-favorites Anna and Daniella, the still-confusing Merlin), "The Fashion Show" was the ultimate show about fashion on television.

Now, "The Fashion Show" is back for a second season and, naturally, it's even bigger and better than ever. Out is "Commander" singer Kelly Rowland, who must be busy putting the finishing touches on her new dance album. In is celebrated supermodel and style icon Iman. Enough said.

"The Fashion Show: The Ultimate Collection" has been re-dressed to instead split the designers into two fashion houses, working towards creating two cohesive collections. The result is, as the title promises, a fashion show every week. And with the show's upgraded set and runway, they're more awe-inspiring than ever.

"When you have individual designers creating individual looks for a challenge, you really don't see a fashion show," Iman told AHN. "So the element of creating something that is unique, different than what has ever been put on TV when it comes to fashion was very important for both Isaac and I."