Christian Siriano: Biography, Personal Life, Career, Net Worth & TV Shows

Christian Siriano is an American fashion designer who became widely known in 2008 by winning the fourth season of Project Runway, the U.S. reality competition in which emerging designers face weekly design challenges. He was 21 when the season was filmed, and he is still described as the show’s youngest winner. Since then he has built a label that stretches from couture-style evening gowns to affordable shoes, handbags and jewelry, and he has become one of the most visible red carpet designers in the United States.

Now 40, Siriano is also a familiar television presence. He has mentored contestants on Project Runway since 2019, most recently in Season 22, which concluded in September 2026. His gowns have been worn by Michelle Obama, Billy Porter and Leslie Jones, among many others, and Time magazine named him to its 100 Most Influential People list in 2018.

This guide covers his early life, education, Project Runway journey, brand, product lines, TV work, personal life, age, height and estimated net worth. Sources are named throughout, and uncertainty is flagged wherever reliable sources disagree.

Christian Siriano Quick Facts

Detail Information
Full name Christian Vincent Siriano
Profession Fashion designer, TV personality, author, interior designer
Born 18 November 1985, Maryland, USA (raised in Annapolis)
Nationality American
Known for Winning Project Runway Season 4, red carpet gowns, size inclusive design
Project Runway Season 4 winner (2007 to 2008), on set mentor since Season 17 (2019)
Fashion label Christian Siriano, launched 2008 and shown at New York Fashion Week
Education Baltimore School for the Arts, American InterContinental University London
Professional body Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), member since 2013
Books Fierce Style (2009); Dresses to Dream About (2017); Christian Siriano: The New Red Carpet (2024)
Net worth Not confirmed by Siriano; third party estimates commonly cite about $10 million

Who Is Christian Siriano?

Christian Siriano is an American fashion designer and television personality who won Project Runway Season 4 and went on to build an internationally known fashion label. He is a member of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), the U.S. trade association for fashion designers, and he shows his collection at New York Fashion Week.

Three things define his public identity. The first is red carpet dressing: his gowns appear at the Oscars, the Emmys and the Met Gala. The second is inclusivity. He has repeatedly dressed people of different sizes, ages and genders, and a model wore a “People Are People” T-shirt at his Fall 2017 show, a slogan that became a signature message. The third is television, where he has moved from contestant to winner to on-set mentor.

Christian Siriano Biography

Siriano was born on 18 November 1985 and grew up in Annapolis, Maryland. He began sewing for hair shows as a teenager, attended the Baltimore School for the Arts, and then studied in London, where he worked at Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen. He moved to New York, worked as a freelance make-up artist and made wedding gowns for private clients, and auditioned for Project Runway on a friend’s mother’s suggestion.

After his 2008 win he launched his own label, signed retail collaborations, and slowly won over a fashion industry that initially saw him as a reality-TV product. He joined the CFDA in 2013, opened a New York flagship store, and became known for dressing celebrities regardless of dress size. Since 2019 he has returned to Project Runway as its mentor, and in recent years he has added books, furniture, interior design and fine jewelry to the business.

Early Life and Background

Siriano was born and raised in Annapolis, a Maryland waterfront city best known as the home of the U.S. Naval Academy. He has one older sister, Shannon, a community builder who founded Rebelle Con. Reference sources describe the family as being of Italian and German descent. Siriano has said his parents supported the arts and encouraged both children toward creative careers.

His early interests were performance and costume. As a child he studied ballet, and on a March 2008 appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show he described himself as a musical theater kid who loved costumes. That interest in costume, according to profiles in The Baltimore Sun and elsewhere, is what pushed him toward fashion.

The first real design work came at 13. Siriano took a job as a hair washer and styling assistant at Bubbles Salon in Annapolis and began sewing clothes for the salon’s annual hair shows. It was an unusual training ground, but it gave him early experience making pieces for a live audience and a fixed deadline, skills that later mattered on television.

Education and Early Fashion Training

Siriano spent one year at Broadneck Senior High School in Anne Arundel County before transferring to the Baltimore School for the Arts, a public arts high school in Baltimore. The school let him choose fashion design as his course of study. The school’s alumni foundation lists him as class of 2004.

For college, he applied to the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and was rejected, according to a 2008 interview. He chose instead to study abroad at the American InterContinental University campus in London.

London turned out to be the more valuable education. Following a teacher’s recommendation, he interned at Vivienne Westwood and later at Alexander McQueen, whom he has called his favorite designer. His official biography says he studied “under” both designers, while the CFDA and The Baltimore Sun describe internships, so “interned” is the safer description. After graduating he moved to New York, where he held a brief internship at Marc Jacobs, worked as a freelance make-up artist and made wedding gowns for private clients before his Project Runway audition.

Christian Siriano’s Fashion Career

Siriano’s career falls into three phases: a fast start after Project Runway (2008–2012), a climb from TV name to established designer (2013–2019), and a diversified brand era since 2020.

The fast start, 2008 to 2012

2008: Before his own line even debuted, Siriano designed a 15 piece collection for Puma in April 2008. In December, he signed a deal with Payless ShoeSource for shoes and handbags.

2008 to 2009: His eponymous label showed at New York Fashion Week in 2008 and was sold at Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, two U.S. luxury department stores. He also developed a fashion themed LG phone in 2009 and a makeup line for Victoria’s Secret.

2010 to 2012: He created a catalog collection for Spiegel in 2011. Crain’s New York Business named him one of its Top 40 Entrepreneurs Under 40 in 2010, reporting more than $1.2 million in label revenue. The New York Times estimated revenue at roughly $5 million in 2012, the year he opened his first flagship store on Elizabeth Street in Manhattan.

Climbing the industry, 2013–2019. Acceptance from the fashion establishment came slower than mass-market success. The New York Times reported that the CFDA turned him down in 2011; he was inducted in June 2013. In January 2013 he launched a Home Shopping Network collection, and he later designed fairy costumes for Disney’s The Pirate Fairy (announced in 2014), and released his first fragrance, Silhouette, in 2014. In 2016 he designed a plus-size collaboration with Lane Bryant. His 10th-anniversary show in February 2018 featured models including Ashley Graham, Selma Blair and Danielle Brooks, with Cardi B, Meg Ryan, Laverne Cox and Whoopi Goldberg in the audience. Later that year he opened a Midtown Manhattan retail concept called The Curated NYC.

The diversified brand, 2020 onward

2020: In March 2020, after New York’s governor said the state needed masks, Siriano offered his team’s help. The atelier switched from clothing to making face masks for frontline workers during the COVID 19 pandemic. His official biography puts the total above one million, and SCAD later cited nearly two million.

2020 to 2021: He also launched a digital talk show, So Siriano, and a furniture and interior design business, Siriano Interiors. The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) staged a solo retrospective, Christian Siriano: People Are People, which debuted in 2021 and later travelled to Atlanta.

2024 to 2026: In 2024 he published a second coffee table book and launched a jewelry line with Zales. In September 2025 he staged his Spring 2026 show inside Macy’s Herald Square, and his Spring/Summer 2027 show took place on 10 September 2026.

Books and publishing. Siriano has written three books. Fierce Style: How to Be Your Most Fabulous Self (2009), co-written with Rennie Dyball, is a style guide with a foreword by his former Project Runway mentor Tim Gunn. Dresses to Dream About (Rizzoli, 2017) is a photographic retrospective of his red carpet work. Christian Siriano: The New Red Carpet (Rizzoli, 24 September 2024) is a 256-page sequel that tells the stories behind gowns worn by actors, models and public figures. The book’s publisher says it also covers his work on diversity, inclusion and body positivity.

Career Timeline

Year Career Event Importance
2007 to 2008 Wins Project Runway Season 4 Youngest winner; $100,000 to start a label
2008 Launches Christian Siriano label at New York Fashion Week; Puma and Payless deals Beginning of runway and mass market lines
2010 Crain’s Top 40 Entrepreneurs Under 40 First outside recognition of the business
2012 Opens first flagship store, New York Retail presence under his own name
2013 Inducted into the CFDA Industry acceptance after a 2011 rejection
2014 Disney’s The Pirate Fairy costumes; Silhouette fragrance Expansion into film and beauty
2016 Lane Bryant collection; dresses Leslie Jones and Michelle Obama Breakthrough on size inclusive red carpet dressing
2018 10th anniversary show; Time 100 Cultural recognition beyond fashion
2019 Becomes Project Runway mentor; Billy Porter’s Oscars gown Return to the show that made him; viral red carpet moment
2020 Mask production; launches SoStriano and Siriano Interiors Diversification into media and home
2024 The New Red Carpet book; Zales jewelry Publishing and fine jewelry expansion
2025 to 2026 Macy’s runway show; Rare Carat collection; Project Runway Seasons 21 to 22 Recent retail and TV activity

Awards and Recognition

Recognition Year Note
Crain’s Top 40 Entrepreneurs Under 40 2010 His bio says he is the youngest person ever on Crain’s 40 Under 40 list
CFDA membership 2013 Membership, not a competitive award
Forbes 30 Under 30 2015 Listed in his official biography
AAFA American Image Awards, Designer of the Year 2016 Listed in his official biography
Couture For A Cause, Designer of the Decade 2016 Listed in his official biography
Time 100 Most Influential People 2018 Profile written by Leslie Jones
Fashion Group International Achievement in Fashion (honoree) 2023 Announced for the “Night of Stars” gala

Christian Siriano and Project Runway

Christian Siriano won Project Runway Season 4, which aired on Bravo from 14 November 2007 to 5 March 2008. For international readers, Project Runway is an American series in which designers get budgets, deadlines and briefs, and judges eliminate one or more contestants each week. Season 4’s judges were model Heidi Klum, designer Michael Kors and Elle fashion director Nina Garcia, with Tim Gunn as workroom mentor.

The competition. Siriano was 21 when the season was filmed, in the summer of 2007. He won three challenges, the most of anyone that season, including one that required remaking a client’s old clothes after her weight loss and another that asked designers to draw on artwork at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He was not flawless: in one episode he landed in the bottom two after communication problems with his client. He also won the show’s viewer “Fan Favorite” prize of $10,000.

The finale. The final four designers were given five months and $8,000 to build a 12-look collection for New York Fashion Week. Siriano’s was Musketeer-inspired couture with ruffles, feathers and headwear, according to The Washington Post. Guest judge Victoria Beckham praised it as a breath of fresh air and said she would be honored to wear his clothes. He beat Rami Kashou (runner-up) and Jillian Lewis (third place). Prizes included $100,000 from TRESemmé to start his own line, an Elle fashion spread, the chance to sell a line on Bluefly.com, and a 2008 Saturn Astra car.

Fame and a Misstep

Pop Culture Fame: The win made him a pop culture figure. His asymmetrical haircut and the word “fierce” became his trademarks, and several of his catchphrases were parodied, including on Saturday Night Live, where Amy Poehler played him. He also appeared as himself in a 2008 episode of Ugly Betty and in Estelle’s “No Substitute Love” music video.

Public Criticism: Fame also brought criticism. In a May 2008 interview with Time Out New York, he used a derogatory term for transgender people after criticism. He apologized through his publicist and said he was working to drop the term.

Fashion Industry Acceptance: Reliable sources also show that the fashion press was slow to take him seriously. A 2012 New York Times profile was headlined “Moving Past ‘Fierce’.” Project Runway later moved to Lifetime in 2009, before returning to Bravo in 2019, when Siriano replaced Tim Gunn as mentor.

Returning as mentor. Project Runway moved to Lifetime in 2009. When it returned to Bravo in 2019 with Karlie Kloss as host, Siriano replaced Tim Gunn as the designers’ mentor. He is not a judge on the panel, a common point of confusion. In Season 19 he received a twist named after him, the “Siriano Save,” which lets him bring back an eliminated designer if he disagrees with the judges.

In 2025 the series moved to the cable network Freeform, part of Disney, and Heidi Klum returned as host. Siriano stayed on as mentor. Season 22 (9 July to 10 September 2026), which also streamed on Hulu and Disney+, had a record 22 designers, added Tyra Banks as a recurring judge, and was won by Jude Mikulencak, who received $200,000, an Elle spread and mentorship from the CFDA. In a July 2026 interview with Parade, Siriano said the team wanted a 22nd season to feel different after 22 years, and described a twist that cut ten designers.

Christian Siriano’s Fashion Brand

The Christian Siriano label launched in 2008. It is shown every season at New York Fashion Week and presented to retail buyers in New York and Paris. His official biography describes it as whimsical and show-stopping, running from fantasy evening gowns and cocktail dresses to tailored sportswear, with shoes and accessories. His own site quotes him as saying it is better to be overdressed than underdressed.

The brand now includes several collections each year (Spring, Fall, Resort, Pre-Fall and Bridal), plus blazers, T-shirts, a sportswear line called Siriano Sport, sketches and paintings, and Siriano Interiors. Physical retail has included the 2012 Elizabeth Street flagship, The Curated NYC (2018) and a Westport, Connecticut concept called The Collective West.

Sizing is a defining part of the brand’s identity, and the brand’s own FAQ is unusually candid about it. Most production runs of the main collection go up to size 18 because that is what retailers order, and larger sizes can be made to order. Mass-market collaborations go further: the company cites an XS to 3XL range with HSN. The FAQ also explains that the main line is priced for its handwork and materials, which is why Siriano collaborates on cheaper collections.

Recent runway shows show where the label is now. His Spring 2026 show at Macy’s Herald Square was described by Elle as film noir–inspired, mostly black and white with bursts of colour at the finale. Fall 2026 followed in February, and Spring/Summer 2027 was staged on 10 September 2026.

Christian Siriano Designs

Siriano is best known for evening wear with volume and drama: full skirts, sculptural bodices, feathers, tulle and bold colour. At the 2023 CFDA Awards he said he and model Coco Rocha, both wearing pieces from his 15th-anniversary collection, wanted the evening to feel old Hollywood and glamorous, and reviewers often use similar language for his runway work.

His designs also cross gender lines. He has said he wants to dress people of all shapes, sizes, ages and genders, he has made gowns for men such as Billy Porter, and recent runway collections have included menswear. The brand also sells bridal gowns under separate Bridal collections.

Outside his own label, he has designed for very different clients: Disney fairy costumes (The Pirate Fairy, announced in 2014), an LG phone (2009), limited-edition designs for Starbucks, and collections for Puma and the U.S. catalog retailer Spiegel. The range shows a pattern: Siriano treats affordable collaborations as part of the business rather than a side project.

Christian Siriano Shoes, Bags, Jewelry and Perfume

Beyond clothing, Siriano’s name appears on several accessory and beauty categories. Availability varies by country and season, so check the retailer for current stock.

Category What’s documented Where it’s sold
Shoes and bags “Christian Siriano for Payless” began as a guest collection in 2009. Payless later expanded it under a multi-year deal, with up to 20 shoe and handbag styles per season priced around $25 to $60 at the time. His site calls it ongoing. Payless
ShoeSource
Jewelry (fashion) “Christian Siriano New York” fashion jewelry; Macy’s listings in mid-2026 were roughly $22 to $32. Macy’s
Jewelry (fine and bridal) Zales collections launched October 2024: “Every Day” ($299 to $999) and “Runway” ($1,099 to $29,099). A Rare Carat bridal and fine jewelry line launched 24 September 2025. Zales; Rare Carat
Perfume Silhouette (2014) and Silhouette in Bloom (2018) per his official biography; retailers also list Intimate Silhouette (2018) and Silhouette All Natural (2022). Macy’s and fragrance retailers
Other Intimates, eyewear, home, and beauty collections launched in 2015 to 2016; make-up collaborations with Victoria’s Secret and E.L.F. Various

A note on “first” claims: both Zales (October 2024) and Rare Carat (September 2025) described their launches as Siriano’s first jewelry collection. Because Macy’s had carried his fashion jewelry earlier and Zales came first, the safest description is that Zales appears to have been his first fine-jewellery collaboration and Rare Carat a later one. At the September 2024 Emmys, The Bear actress Liza Colón-Zayas wore a Zales x Christian Siriano lab-grown diamond necklace and earrings when she won her award.

Christian Siriano’s Celebrity and Red Carpet Work

Siriano’s red carpet reputation rests on a handful of moments that carried a message beyond fashion.

Leslie Jones, 2016. In June 2016 the comedian and Saturday Night Live cast member posted that no designers were offering to dress her for the premiere of Ghostbusters. Siriano replied with two emojis, and she wore a red off-shoulder gown by him at the 9 July premiere. He has said the design was influenced by Julia Roberts’s red dress in Pretty Woman. Stylists interviewed at the time noted that fashion houses often only stock sample sizes, the small size used for showroom garments, which makes last-minute dressing harder for anyone outside that range. Siriano’s own response was that working with people outside sample sizes should not be treated as exceptional. Jones later wrote his Time 100 profile.

Michelle Obama, 2016. The then First Lady wore Siriano for her appearance at the Democratic National Convention, according to IMDb’s biography of him.

Billy Porter, 2019. Porter wore a black tuxedo gown by Siriano to the 91st Academy Awards on 24 February 2019, an outfit that combined a formal men’s jacket with a full-length ballgown skirt. Harper’s Bazaar praised the look as awards-worthy. That June Porter also wore a rainbow gown by Siriano at Stonewall 50 – WorldPride NYC, an event marking 50 years since the Stonewall uprising.

Janelle Monáe and the Met Gala. Siriano designed Monáe’s dress for the 2019 Met Gala, themed “Camp: Notes on Fashion.” The Met Gala is the annual Costume Institute fundraiser at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Siriano told E! News in 2026 that Met requests often arrive at the last minute, and he teased a new Monáe look that year.

Everyday red carpet work. His official biography lists clients including Oprah Winfrey, Angelina Jolie, Zendaya, Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga, Cardi B, Julia Roberts, Jennifer Coolidge, Jill Biden and Kamala Harris. Before the 2026 Emmys on 14 September, he told E! News that an intern had raced to FedEx with a gown for a celebrity travelling to Los Angeles. These are typical days for a designer who works with fast-turnaround red carpet schedules.

A common thread in this coverage is not one signature silhouette but a willingness to make a dramatic, well-fitted dress for someone the industry had not been designing for, and to do it quickly.

Christian Siriano TV Shows and Appearances

TV Show Role/Appearance Year Significance
Project Runway (Bravo) Contestant; Season 4 winner 2007 to 2008 Launched his career
Ugly Betty (ABC) Appeared as himself; designed some costumes 2008 Early scripted TV cameo
Christian Siriano: Having a Moment (Bravo) Subject of a one hour special 2010 Followed him before a Fashion Week show
Project Runway: Junior (Lifetime) Judge 2015 to 2017 Judging spin off for teen designers
Project Runway (Bravo, then Freeform) Mentor, Seasons 17 to 22 2019 to 2026 Replaced Tim Gunn; ongoing role
So Siriano (Bravo digital) Host 2020 Weekly talk show with celebrity guests
Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen Guest, multiple episodes 2019 to 2023 Regular late night talk show appearances

So Siriano launched in October 2020, filmed from his Connecticut home during the pandemic. Its guests included Leslie Jones, Drew Barrymore, Billy Porter, Ashley Graham, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Sia. He has also been a judge on Project Runway: Threads, another spin-off, and a guest on Late Night with Seth Meyers.

Christian Siriano’s Personal Life

Siriano is openly gay. He and singer-songwriter Brad Walsh, his partner for about 11 years, became engaged on 28 July 2013 and exchanged engagement bracelets rather than rings. They married on 9 July 2016 at their summer home in Danbury, Connecticut. Walsh publicly confirmed on 25 June 2018 that they had separated the previous month. Siriano filed for divorce in April 2021, according to Entertainment Tonight. The sources reviewed do not report a remarriage.

Later in 2018 he began a relationship with Kyle Smith; Bravo reported in 2020 that they had been dating since 2018. Their current status is not reliably confirmed. Several low-quality websites claim the relationship ended or that Siriano is single, but none cites a primary source, so those claims should not be treated as fact. No reliable reporting that he has children could be found.

Other publicly documented details: he has squid and octopus tattoos on his right arm, which he has variously described as a tribute to Maryland’s sea life or as random. Beyond fashion, he is publicly associated with the 2020 COVID-19 mask effort and with the message of inclusion behind “People Are People,” the title of his SCAD exhibition.

Christian Siriano Age and Height

Christian Siriano is 40 years old (born 18 November 1985) and turns 41 on 18 November 2026.

Birthplace is slightly disputed. Wikipedia and most biography sites say Annapolis, Maryland. IMDb lists Columbia, Maryland. All sources agree he was raised in Annapolis.

Christian Siriano’s height is commonly given as 5 feet 4 inches (163 cm). IMDb lists that figure, and a 2016 CBS News story called him a 5-foot-4 designer. However, that is a media-reported figure; no height published by Siriano himself or by his team could be found. Some low-quality websites list very different heights (one claims 5 feet 11 inches), which conflicts with the more established sources. Treat 5 feet 4 inches as an approximate, unofficial figure.

Christian Siriano Net Worth

Christian Siriano’s net worth is not publicly confirmed. The most commonly repeated third-party estimate is about $10 million. Celebrity Net Worth uses that number, and other aggregator sites repeat it. One site lists $12 million. Some sites publish far higher figures, including claims of more than $100 million attributed to Forbes, but no Forbes valuation of Siriano could be found, and those pages give no verifiable sourcing. Treat them as unreliable.

Net worth estimates for private individuals are guesses built from public information, and they can be off by a large margin. What can be sourced are business signals rather than personal wealth. Crain’s reported more than $1.2 million in label revenue by 2010, and the New York Times estimated about $5 million in 2012. Revenue is not profit and is not net worth, and no newer audited numbers are public.

His income likely comes from several streams that are publicly documented: the fashion label and its retail sales, licensing and collaboration deals (Payless, Zales, Rare Carat, Macy’s jewelry, fragrance), television work, books, and Siriano Interiors. He also co-founded the accessories site Send the Trend, where he served as chief curator until QVC acquired it, according to his official biography. The financial terms of these deals are not public, so any specific dollar figure attached to them should be treated with caution.

FAQ

How old is Christian Siriano?

Christian Siriano is 40. He was born on 18 November 1985 and turns 41 on 18 November 2026.

Did Christian Siriano win Project Runway?

Yes. He won Season 4, which aired on Bravo from November 2007 to March 2008. He was 21 when it was filmed and is still described as the show’s youngest winner. Prizes included $100,000 to start his own label, an Elle fashion spread and a Saturn Astra car.

Is Christian Siriano a judge on Project Runway?

No. He is the designers’ on-set mentor, the role Tim Gunn held before him. He has held it since Season 17 in 2019, including Season 22 in 2026. The judging panel that season was Heidi Klum, Nina Garcia, Law Roach and recurring judge Tyra Banks.

What is Christian Siriano’s net worth?

It is not publicly confirmed. The most commonly quoted third-party estimate is about $10 million, but such figures are unofficial and vary by site. Treat any much larger number attributed to a magazine without a direct source as unreliable.

Is Christian Siriano married?

He is not publicly known to be married now. He married singer-songwriter Brad Walsh on 9 July 2016, they separated in 2018, and Siriano filed for divorce in April 2021; the sources reviewed report the filing but not a remarriage. He was later reported to be in a relationship with Kyle Smith, but no reliable recent source confirms their current status.

How tall is Christian Siriano?

He is commonly listed as 5 feet 4 inches (163 cm), and a 2016 CBS News story used the same figure. The figure is media-reported; no height published by Siriano himself could be found.

Where did Christian Siriano go to school?

He attended the Baltimore School for the Arts, a public arts high school in Baltimore, where he studied fashion design. He then studied at American InterContinental University in London and interned at Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen, according to reference sources.

Who has Christian Siriano dressed?

His official biography lists Michelle Obama, Jill Biden, Kamala Harris, Oprah Winfrey, Angelina Jolie, Zendaya, Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga, Cardi B, Julia Roberts and Jennifer Coolidge, among others. Well-documented moments include Leslie Jones’s 2016 Ghostbusters premiere gown and Billy Porter’s 2019 Oscars tuxedo gown.

Does Christian Siriano make plus-size clothes?

Yes, in several ways. His main collection is usually produced up to size 18, with larger sizes available by custom order, according to his own FAQ. His collaborations go further, including a Lane Bryant plus collection and an HSN line from XS to 3XL.

Where can I buy Christian Siriano shoes, bags, jewelry or perfume?

Shoes and bags have been sold through Payless, jewelry through Macy’s, Zales and Rare Carat, and perfume through Macy’s and fragrance retailers. His own website sells the main collection and ships internationally. Availability differs by country, so check with the retailer.

What is Christian Siriano doing now?

As of September 2026 he is mentoring designers on Project Runway, whose Season 22 finale aired on 10 September, and he presented his Spring/Summer 2027 collection at New York Fashion Week on 10 September. He also continues to design red carpet looks, jewelry and furniture through Siriano Interiors.