Victoria Beckham will be spicing up Project Runway's fourth-season finale.
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"There's so much talent and so much hard work in what we've just seen this morning," Beckham told OK! Weekly. "When the designers come out, their families are here. This is what they have worked so hard for, it's just been great."
Beckham's presence confirmed earlier reports that Project Runway host Heidi Klum had "just about persuaded" the Spice Girl to appear as a judge for the Bravo reality competition series' fourth-season finale, which will air on Wednesday, February 27 at 10PM ET/PT and continue Wednesday, March 5 at 10PM ET/PT, when the winner will be revealed.
Despite all the talent she saw during filming for the finale, Beckham apparently knows which finalist should take home Project Runway's fourth-season title.
"For me, there's one very clear designer that is the winner, in my eye," she told OK!. "There's one designer, that every single piece I saw come down this runway, I would wear myself."
The 33-year-old wife of soccer star David Beckham was escorted to her judging seat by The Devil Wears Prada star Meryl Streep, according to OK!, before viewing the clothing collections of the season's five remaining contestants: Rami Kashov, Jillian Lewis, Chris March, Christian Siriano, and Kathleen "Sweet P" Vaughn.
Five finalists is the most ever to show their designs during a Project Runway New York Fashion Week runway show finale.
Although Project Runway's New York Fashion Week presentations have traditionally featured only one "decoy" contestant, Bravo has not announced how many contestants will make the show's fourth-season finale.
Since Project Runway's New York Fashion Week finale tapings normally take place before all of the show's entire previously-taped elimination challenges have aired, the runway show normally ends up including a collection from one non-finalist. After two seasons in which each finale featured three finalists, Project Runway's third season featured four finalists.
Project Runway 4's broadcast run consists of four more episodes, including a reunion special on February 20 and the two-part finale.
Beckham's participation continues Project Runway's practice of having an additional celebrity guest judge for each season's finale.
Parker Posey served as a guest judge during the initial Project Runway edition won by first-season champion Jay McCarroll, former Will and Grace star Debra Messing served as a member of judging panel that crowned Chloe Dao the show's second-season champion, and New York Fashion Week founder Fern Mallis aided in the selection of third-season winner Jeffrey Sebelia.
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