"Bravo celebrates the very best in food, fashion, design, beauty and pop culture, and 'The Fashion Show' is the next step in expanding our fashion affinity group, and the perfect complement to our successful fashion series 'Tim Gunn's Guide to Style' and 'The Rachel Zoe Project,'" Berwick said in a statement.
"The Fashion Show" is produced by 3 Ball Productions, the force behind "The Biggest Loser" and "Beauty and The Geek." Open casting calls for the series are set to kick off early next month.
The network's previous fashion-designer show "Project Runway" is in the midst of making the move to the Lifetime network.