It seems networks can’t get enough of reality shows nowadays.  From surviving the outdoors to taking on the civic industries to living the insane, chaotic college life, cameras have now made it a habit to follow both celebrities and non-celebrities alike.  In fact, Bravo has cooked up yet another reality series for those who are craving for a fix.  The network says that they’re bringing us a “docu-drama” which follows celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe, the renowned name behind stylish celebrities Anne Hathaway, Lindsey Lohan and Cameron Diaz.

The new series is titled The Rachel Zoe Project, and debuts tonight on Bravo.  While Rachel Zoe might be blamed for the “size zero” trend in Hollywood, she hopes to shed some light in her real life plight as a high-profile stylist working hard to deliver the best.

In a recent conversation with NewsOK.com, Rachel Zoe revealed that her new reality series will let viewers take a peek into her life and her career, saying, “I think you're really going to see a lot of what it is that I do and I think everybody is going to see how much work and how much time and effort goes into everything that we do.”

Zoe adds that the viewers are going to see first hand how she deals with her clients, as she revealed, “I think you're going to get bits of certain clients.  You're going to get a lot of designers, a lot of the biggest designers in the fashion world.  And you're really going to get that drama that plays out through award season and Fashion Week.”

The 37-year-old stylist, who also admits that “the press has not always been kind to me,” says that unlike other reality shows which purely aim to put the spotlight and just further one’s celebrity status, The Rachel Zoe Project will show viewers how it is working in such a demanding environment.

"I think that if they walk away with a better understanding of what it is that goes on and the amount of work, and the amount of pressure that exists prior to seeing someone on the red carpet, I think that would be amazing,” she said.

Catch The Rachel Zoe Project as it debuts tonight on Bravo at 9pm.


-Valerie Anne del Castillo, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: Bravo, LA Times, NewsOK.com
(Photo courtesy of Bravo)