'Project Runway: All Stars' Finale: Did Uli Herzner, Emilio Sosa Or Anthony Ryan Win? (VIDEO)

'Project Runway: All Stars' Finale: Anthony Ryan Comes Out On Top

It came down to a battle of the seasons on "Project Runway: All Stars." Uli Herzner represented Season 3, while Emilio Sosa was from Season 7 and Anthony Ryan from Season 9. Herzner wound up in third, despite getting rave reviews from the judges for her "Winter Wonderland" theme. That left the final spot between the more recent contestants.

Ryan had been impressing the judges all season long, winning a record five challenges during the course of the challenge. He unveiled his "A Fine Line" collection, and had a dress that judge Isaac Mizrahi called the best dress he's ever seen on the show. All season long it seemed that this show was his to lose, and he did not disappoint.

In the end, it looked like it was a close call between all three finalists, but Anthony Ryan came out on top with a collection that truly impressed the judges, and especially with the first dress in his line. Despite some flaws in the last piece he showed, Mizrahi said during deliberation that Ryan felt the most "fashion" to him.

There's no time to rest! Next Thursday, Season 11 of "Project Runway" kicks off with a special two-hour premiere at 8 p.m. EST on Lifetime, before settling into its usual 9 p.m. EST slot the following week.

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