If you have been watching the Amazon fashion show, you've no doubt heard about the show's winners. The grand prize is a $1 million check and the winning designers get mentorship from Amazon Fashion. The best part of the show is that all of the winning looks are now available to purchase on Amazon.com! Watch these amazing fashions and get a free Amazon shopping bag! You can also shop the winning looks at Amazon's Making the Cut store!

Making the Cut

The latest addition to the burgeoning fashion-focused reality series genre is Making the Cut on Amazon. This show aims to find the next big designers, and its premise of a designer contest is refreshingly different from typical reality competitions. It is definitely worth watching for the enlightening design process and the high-quality clothing it showcases. Watch the trailer above and get ready for a new fashion-centric reality show.

As the premiere episode of Making the Cut has been shown in Paris, fans can expect to see a new look each week from the contestants. Despite the new addition, critics and fans of the original show have criticized Making the Cut as a mere copycat. But unlike Project Runway, Making the Cut does have one distinct advantage: it is hosted by Amazon. The episodes have two looks per episode, and you can see how the designers and entrepreneurs will compete to win the competition.

The show is akin to a fashion competition where the designers are asked to come up with a look that will be sold on Amazon. The competition itself is fierce, with designers trying to make their collections accessible to the masses. The style is aggressively cool and the sights of Paris provide a backdrop to the show. The music, however, is forgettable, and sounds like an Instagram ad for yoga pants. The show does, however, offer a unique perspective on the world of fashion.

Jonny Cota

The first season of Amazon Fashion's Making the Cut competition awarded a $1 million prize to a young designer. Rather than just selling his clothes online, Jonny plans to open his own physical store, which is located at 767 S. Alameda Street in Downtown LA. Cota, whose brand name is Skingraft, has been in the fashion industry for 15 years. The competition's judges included Heidi Klum, who slammed his clothes as "inexpensive."

The brand's website and Instagram accounts have skyrocketed by 250 percent year over year, thanks to the success of his videos. The store has 70,000 followers on Instagram. The Jonny Cota brand is available on Amazon Prime, too, though it's not as accessible as the online version. Previously, customers had to preorder the clothing, which would be delivered in July. The Amazon store, however, has expanded the availability of the brand's products.

The acclaimed streetwear designer, 35, from Los Angeles, has won a one-year mentorship with Amazon's fashion team. After his winning the competition, critics had criticized his signature style, but he has since expanded his design vocabulary and incorporated softer elements. He also says Amazon made him think big. The resulting product, the new Jonny Cota store, is selling better than ever.

Ji Won Choi

Fashion designer Ji Won Choi has been winning fans with his unique designs. His designs connect cultures and are must-haves in any closet. In fact, Choi has impressed the judges on Making the Cut and Amazon Prime viewers with his designs. Now, he's opening an Amazon store, and the possibilities are endless. Here's a look at the designer's work:

After winning a design competition, Choi advanced to the final five. However, she was eliminated in the seventh episode. Choi struggled to make the look accessible for the average woman, aiming to evoke the feeling of returning home from a rave. Additionally, the black pants didn't fit her plus-size model, and her red halter top didn't wow the judges. Despite the setbacks, Choi's performance was impressive and she was happy to be part of Amazon's team.

Next Fashion Brand is a competition to discover the next global designer. The contestants have their own labels and stores, and the winner receives a million dollar prize and a chance to design an exclusive line for Amazon. This competition has been around for several years, and Ji Won Choi was the first designer from South Korea to win. It also gives Choi a chance to expand her brand internationally, as her collection has won the hearts of consumers around the world.

Gary

The winner of the second season of Design Star is Andrea Pitter, a Brooklyn-based bridalwear designer. Her store is reminiscent of a subway station, while Gary's design is inspired by a museum or barn. As the first contestant of color, she is the first woman to win the competition. Previously, the only contestant of color to win was Jonny Cota, who debuted his own line last year. Watch the finale of Making the Cut Season 2 on Amazon Prime Video.

The Making The Cut season two premiere introduced new designers and their brand statements. The Upside-Downable Levi's trucker jacket, one of Gary Graham's winning designs, sold out in the Making The Cut store. The second season will feature other designers in the competition, so be sure to check out the store on Amazon Prime and check out Gary's final collection. It's a celebration of diversity in fashion.

After closing his New York City store, Gary Graham has returned to the fashion world, relaunching as GaryGraham422. The designer produces limited-run garments from custom jacquards and antique textiles. He also recently released a Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection, based on his own Warwick, Rhode Island mansion. The collection has become popular worldwide. The designer hopes to inspire creativity in future seasons.

Gary's collection

With the success of his first season, Gary Graham's collection on Amazon has made the cut store. With his eye for vintage textiles and his storytelling style, Gary is opening people's minds to the possibilities of fashion and design. His research and storytelling are an integral part of his process and reveal new details about the prints and silhouettes featured in his work. For example, the Elizabeth collection, which features ghostly muses, is a modern take on 19th century toile. The Elizabeth collection is filled with whimsical prints and whimsical colors, which he has transformed into a dreamy world for impressionable young girls.

The second season of Making the Cut introduced us to a new generation of designers, including Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott and designer Gary Graham. Gary Graham's winning look tapped into three current fashion trends: streetwear, moto-clothing, and asymmetrical cuts. The season's finale also revealed the launch of the GaryGraham422 Marianne collection. Gary sat down with The Queer Review's James Kleinmann to talk about his final collection.

The show has reached its season 2 finale, and it was originally intended to have two finalists. In the end, three designers were left: Andrea Pitter and Gary Graham. The finalists have to design a 10-piece collection using antique textiles and custom jacquards. This season of Making the Cut also marked Graham's debut of a ready-to-wear collection, which was inspired by his Warwick, Rhode Island mansion.

Gary's mentorship with Amazon Fashion

This season's competition crowned its first winner, who won $1 million to invest in their brand. The prize money was also accompanied by a mentorship from Amazon Fashion. All of the first-place looks are now shoppable on Amazon Fashion. The designer who created the winning dress for the premiere, Gary Graham, was also a mentor to the show's other finalists, Andrea S. and Scott.

The series, "Making the Cut", features up-and-coming fashion designers in search of the next global brand. The winner receives mentorship, a $1 million investment, and a chance to sell their line in Amazon Fashion's online store. Several designers were featured, including Lendrell Martin, who focuses on wearable fashion and the community. His dream is to provide an opportunity for future fashion designers to create collections without going it alone.

The jacket featured in Gary's debut collection can be worn two ways. First, it can be worn short, with a cropped length, or long and cocoon-like. The jacket is also available for purchase in Amazon Fashion's Making the Cut store. The model wears it both ways. Ultimately, it is the model's choice as the final winner. In terms of his aesthetic mission, Gary Graham's designs are a rare gem.