(Finnish, "To the Top of Fashion") is Finland's version of the American reality television series Project Runway. The show aired on Finland's MTV3 from 2009 to 2011. In February 2023, over a decade after its second season, the series returned for a third season with a new judging panel and mentor.

Overview

The show began airing in October 2009 at 20.00. In addition, started airing on MTV3's daughter channel Sub on 24 September at 21.00. The first season was hosted by fashion designer and entrepreneur in Heidi Klum's role and fashion editor and host filled Tim Gunn's role as fashion mentor. The second season's host was model and mentor was designer Janne Renvall. Janne Kataja, who is well known for working on MTV3 and Sub programs, hosted .

The first season's winner, Katri Niskanen, received a one-year contract with Spalt PR, one year cooperation with L'Oreal Paris hair and makeup, and a Bernina Sewing Machine worth €6,000. In addition to this, the winner's collection was featured in the February 2010 issue of Finnish fashion magazine .

Seasons SeasonPremiere dateWinnerRunner(s)-upOther contestants (In order of elimination)No. of contestants11 October 2009Katri NiskanenMaria JokelaHanna-Maaria Sinkkonen, Silja Jeskanen-Wehber, Achilles Ion Gabriel, Hely Seppänen, Antti Putkonen, Laura Korhonen, Olga Sjöroos, Antti Asplund, Mirkka Metsola, Jarno Viitala, Mert Otsamo13222 February 2011Linda SipiläLeni LauretsaloPaula Karsurien, Jarna Papinniemi, Caterina Montagni, Ville Lipponen, Anne-Mari Pahkala, Tuomas Kantola, Mari Koppanen, Essi Karell, Suvi Jaskari-Marchesi, Harriet Kjellman, Reta Raven, Jussi Salminen1432 February 2023Pali AlbinJarkko Karppinen, Sakari SäämäkiLauri Järvinen, Kaisa Turtiainen, Krista Virtanen, Markus Aejmelaeus, Riikka Manni, Antèro Kabongo, Anna Palmén1048 February 2024Miro HämäläinenCarla NorldundKatariina KekoniPinja Antikainen, Aleksi Peräkylä, Elias Pitkänen, Suvi Hänninen, Jutta Virtanen, Mauro Severino, Reetta Hellgren10

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