If you sneak a peek at my current watch list, you may notice a certain theme among the shows. Everything I watch differs in genre, time period, and even target audience, but they all have one thing in common: the fashion. Do I pick which series to watch based solely on the clothes in the trailer? Sometimes. Will I come for the plot and stay for the fashion? Always. But I never need to do that when I'm watching Amazon's Making the Cut because the plot and the fashion are equally enticing. Making the Cut is a competitive fashion show hosted by Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum in which 10 designers from across the globe compete to win a million dollars, a mentorship with Amazon fashion, and a chance to sell their collection in the Making the Cut store.
Season three just came out, and I've spent my evenings binge-watching episodes while adding new styles and silhouettes to my fall mood board. I'm inspired not only by the designs on the runways but also by the looks that the designers, judges, and hosts sport. For any readers out there who fall in love with pieces and want to add them to their closets immediately, limited editions of each episode's winning look will be available for purchase exclusively in Amazon Fashion's Making the Cut store (a huge win for us and the designers). Are you ready to see which pieces made the cut? (Sorry, I had to.) Keep scrolling for my top picks from the show.
Shop the Winning Looks
Shop More Looks From the Show
-
The Major Handbag Trends of Fall 2026 Have Arrived: 7 It Styles to KnowFrom Chanel to Coach, these are the themes driving next season's suite of It carryalls.
-
I Traveled to New York, London, Milan, and Paris for Fashion Month—Here Are the Chicest Outfits I WorePlenty of inspo ahead.
-
The Runways Spoke; We Listened: 9 Shoe Trends Worth Remembering From the F/W 26 ShowsConsider this your footwear digest for next fall.
-
Valentino's F/W 26 Show Just Made the Cummerbund Fashion's Most Unexpected It AccessoryInside Alessandro Michele's Roman holiday.
-
Is "Flattering" Out? This Season, Runways Welcomed a Voluminous SilhouetteAfter seasons of snatched-to-the-gods corsetry, a voluminous trend dominated the fall/winter 2026 runways. What does that mean for our body image?
-
Only Miu Miu Could Make Us Want to Wear Fedoras and Garden ClogsThe collection was an exploration of mindful intimacy.
-
Want to Know How Chic Women Will Get Dressed Next Season? Just Look at The Row RunwaySheer layering, slim suiting, and the brand's update on maximalism.
-
These Were Paris Fashion Week's Best Dressed Attendees, Hands DownThe sidewalks rivaled the runways.
