The Hollywood Reporter is announcing that MTV plans to air a reality show featuring up-and-coming fashion designers.
According to the industry website, MTV is "getting into the fashion-competition space with a new project from 'The Real World' producers Bunim-Murray. The network is set to announce a series order for 'The Stylist' on Tuesday during its upfront presentation to advertisers. On the show, a group of fashion stylists -- design-savvy professionals who assemble clothes and accessories for celebrities and models -- compete for a contract with a major agency. 'The Stylist' marks a slight departure for the network. MTV has aired occupation-based competition series, including 'Miss Seventeen,' but 'Stylist's' format also would be at home on such networks as Bravo, TLC and the CW. The number of episodes and 'Stylist' premiere date are not known."
In case you are a rebellious teenager in love, you may also want to get cast on MTV dating show "Parental Control."
The sixth-season order of 80 episodes has be approved, and according to the site, will make the show MTV's "longest-running dating series, with more than 200 episodes. On the show, frustrated parents attempt to get rid of their son or daughter's significant other by setting them up on blind dates."
"Parental Control" is from Reveille, with Princess Prods. owning the original format. Both are divisions of Shine Group.
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