Season 3 of Making the Cut, which Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn will once more present, will be available on Amazon Prime Video.
Ten business owners and designers from across the world will fight in Season 3 to advance their companies and win the competition. As in past seasons, the Making the Cut store on Amazon Fashion will sell limited copies of each episode’s winning outfit.
The winning team will get a mentoring from Amazon Fashion and $1 million to invest in their business. Brooklyn bridalwear designer Andrea Pitter was named the competition’s victor in 2021, taking home the prestigious award.
On August 19, Making the Cut Season 3 will be made available on Prime Video.
The popular Prime Video series Making the Cut, which stars Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn as presenters and executive producers, will return for a third season in August, and PEOPLE has the first look at its stylish teaser.
A “runway look” and an “accessible look,” which will be displayed at a fashion show, will be required of designers from all around the world each week, as in prior cycles. Viewers will be able to purchase the accessible look of the winner on Amazon at the Making the Cut store, which will also offer viewers more color options and supplemental items.
Actress and creative director of House of Harlow 1960 Nicole Richie and fashion legend and creative director of Moschino Jeremy Scott will serve as judges, and during the season, pop artists Chloe x Halle, A-list stylist Jason Bolden, and fashion TikToker Wisdom Kaye will serve as guest judges.
According to the teaser, this will be the most competitive season of Making the Cut ever, with contestants from Switzerland, England, Canada, Brazil, Canada, and the United States. The designers who have previously been revealed are: Chyanne Morgan (Watts, Los Angeles, California); Curtis Cassell (Brooklyn, New York); Emily Bargeron (Savannah, Georgia); Gabriella Meyer (Chicago, Illinois); Georgia Hardinge (London, England); Jeanette Limas (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania); Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert (Montreal, Canada); Rafael Chaouiche (Curitiba, Brazil); Sienna Li (Harbin, China); and Yannik Zamboni (Zurich, Switzerland).
Beautiful runways will also be positioned around Los Angeles’ varied environment, from Vasquez Rocks’ distinctive desert setting to Beverly Hills’ Rodeo Drive.
Is “Making the Cut: Season 3” on Hulu?
“Making the Cut: Season 3” will not be seen on Hulu. Best shows: The Princess, Not Okay.
Is “Making the Cut: Season 3” on HBO Max?
“Making the Cut: Season 3” won’t be hosted by the platform HBO Max. Best choices: Harley Quinn, The Rehearsal.
Is “Making the Cut: Season 3” on Netflix?
“Making the Cut: Season 3” won’t be available on Netflix. Best options: Look Both Ways, 8 Mile.
Is “Making the Cut: Season 3” on Prime Video?
On August 19, Making the Cut Season 3 will be made available on Prime Video.
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