Fashion and Reality Television have formed a special bond over the past television seasons. America's Next Top Model just finished cycle 12, Project Runway will be airing its sixth season later this year. TLC, Bravo and Oxygen have dominated our fashion-centric television for years. So how do we navigate our way through the fashion genre?

We've put together a list of fashion-centric television that might strike your interest. Within the list, we discuss the type, description and "watchability" of each show to help you better navigate the fashion realm. We've limited to reality TV sorts of fashion shows because including Gossip Girl, American Idol (they have talked about fashion a lot more this season, haven't they?) and other quality primetime programming would just get too confusing.

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By Susan Young, Film.com

Dancing with the Stars is down to the final few sambas, the finish line is getting closer for The Amazing Race, the anointing of the next American Idol is just two weeks away and soon we'll see who outwitted, outlasted and outplayed all the other Survivors - and please save us all from a Coach win.  And a model's going to start her fabulous new reign as Tyra's choice for America's Next Top Model.

After being stalled for some five months or so, the sixth season of Project Runway may finally be on its way, after warring camps NBC Universal and Lifetime have resolved their differences and agreed on terms.

E! Online reports that a statement from NBC Universal said they’ve resolved their disputes with the Weinstein Company and Lifetime.  "The Weinstein Company will pay NBCU for the right to move Project Runway to Lifetime.  All of the parties are pleased with the outcome."

We're hoping one catfight won't lead to another.  Last week, Kenley Collins, one of Project Runway's most hated finalists, was put behind bars for throwing a living cat towards her ex-fiancé, Zak Penley.  Now, season 5 winner LeAnne Marshall commented on the issue, answering the question a lot of people ask: was Kenley really so awful, or was it just pure editing?

On an interview with The New York Post, Marshall said: “When she got angry, I knew to keep my distance. Clearly, she needs therapy.”  Despite displays of Collins' rage on camera and on the set, there were no accounts of her being violent during her stay on Project Runway.  However, recent events suggest that she was truly capable of physically assaulting those around her.

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