What's black, white and red all over (with some memorable splashes of yellow and purple thrown in for good effect)? Seth Aaron Henderson's winning collection for season 7 of 'Project Runway.'

Henderson's 1940s German and Soviet military-inspired collection beat out fellow finalists Emilio Sosa and Mila Hermanovski to net the self-taught designer a $100,000 cash prize, an editorial feature in the July issue of Marie Claire magazine, $50,000 worth of HP and Intel technology and the chance to sell his line at Bluefly.com.

In the middle of a busy Friday morning that included stops at 'Good Morning America' and 'Live with Regis and Kelly,' Henderson talked to TV Squad about his win, his appreciation for the feedback he got from 'PR' judges Nina Garcia and Michael Kors and how his plans for the future might include the cool alternative to frilly Easter dresses.

Here they are: The 16 contestants who will star in the seventh season of fashion design reality series 'Project Runway' (Jan. 14, 10PM ET, Lifetime). The competition has moved back to New York City, fashion experts Michael Kors and Nina Garcia are back in their judges chairs full-time and the designers are competing for another fabulous package of cash and prizes, including an editorial feature in Marie Claire magazine, the opportunity to sell his or her clothing line on Bluefly.com, a $50,000 technology suite by HP and Intel and $100,000 in cash from L'Oréal Paris to launch their own fashion line.

But who, if anyone, will emerge as this season's big scene stealer? Will there be another early front runner, like season 6's eventual winner, Irina? Take a gander at the new faces and their backgrounds and see if you agree with our prediction: The guy who looks like a cross between season 5 'Project Runway' winner Christian Siriano and 'Big Brother' season 8 winner "Evel" Dick Donato seems like he might stir up some drama this season ...