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is back! The second season of the fashion design competition series is set to launch on July 16 on Prime Video with the release of two new episodes each week. Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn return as co-hosts with new judges, fashion designer Jeremy Scott and model Winnie Harlow. Ten established designers compete to become the next big global fashion brand and for the grand prize of $1 million and to create a collection exclusively for Amazon Fashion.

Amazon Prime Video’s fashion competition “Making the Cut” is set to return with its second season, and in advance of the premiere the 10 designers who’ll be competing for the show’s million-dollar grand prize have been announced.

Amazon Prime Video, with new episodes available weekly.Hosts and executive producers Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn are joined by two new celebrity judges — model Winnie Harlow and fashion designer Jeremy Scott.

UPDATE: Making The Cut, hosted by Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum, returns to Amazon for season two July 16 with a lineup of 10 designers vying for the top prize. Amazon also revealed that Insecure and Queen & Slim designer Shiona Turini and Prabal Gurung will guest judge season two looks, joining judges Jeremy Scott and supermodel Winnie Harlow.

Amazon Prime Video.Hosts and executive producers Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn are joined by two new celebrity judges — model Winnie Harlow and fashion designer Jeremy Scott.

Amazon’s serving up a new round of high fashion looks as Making The Cut comes back for season 2.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterAmazon Studio’s fashion competition series “Making the Cut,” hosted and executive produced by Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, is officially coming back for a second season.

Hello Sunshine, the production company established by Reese Witherspoon, is doubling down on unscripted TV with the acquisition of Sara Rea’s SKR Productions.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterReese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine has acquired Sara Rea’s SKR Productions, the company behind Amazon Studio’s “Making the Cut,” and is installing Rea as its head of unscripted television, marking an expansion into the unscripted space.Rea is most recently known for her work as showrunner on the Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn-hosted “Making the Cut,” which incorporated an e-commerce element that allowed viewers to buy designers’ creations on Amazon Fashion after the premiere

Project Runway contestants have been sewing up a storm since 2004 — and some of the winners are still changing the game of the fashion industry to this day.The long-running reality series challenges up-and-coming designers to create original garments restricted by time, material and theme. From 2004 to 2018, the show was hosted by Heidi Klum with fashion guru Tim Gunn acting as a mentor for the competitors.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineWith Amazon’s Making the Cut, Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn set out to create an all-new kind of competition series that would be reflective of the fashion industry, as it is today.Hosted and executive produced by the Project Runway alums, the show would center on a diverse, global batch of designers competing in New York, Paris and Tokyo to bring their brands to a level they’d never before experienced.For the longtime creative partners, part of what made Making

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The final two episodes of  are here! Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn's new Amazon design competition series, full of fierce fashion and heartwarming moments, concluded with episodes nine and 10, which culminated with the announcement of the winner of season 1 as the next great global brand. The winner walked away with the grand prize of $1 million, a one-year mentorship with Amazon Fashion and a collection sold exclusively on Amazon. 

By Meg Zukin

The fashion show must go on?

There was a lot riding on Making the Cut. When Amazon announced they were going into business with Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, the dream team who helped make Project Runway sing for years, first on Bravo and then on Lifetime, it seemed as though that would be the end of PR.

The final two episodes of “Making the Cut” drop on Amazon Prime Video this Friday but not without some drama.

R&B singer Andra Day performed her inspirational anthem “Rise Up,” former One Direction member Niall Horan thanked health care workers and teachers, and pop star Kesha played piano while singing positive lyrics to kick off an all-star event aimed at fighting the coronavirus pandemic.

For those of y'all who have no idea what I'm talking about (and hello, welcome), Making the Cut is a fashion competition hosted by Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn. And if the first thing that comes to your mind is Project Runway, a) same, and b) if you're a Project Runway fan, I'd bet money that you'll also like Making the Cut.

Already obsessed with ? Be sure to check out the latest winning looks on Amazon! 

While the rest of Hollywood is shuttering its doors and trying to figure out when their projects can get back off the ground, TLC is pulling a Tim Gunn and making this s**t work.

“Making The Cut” contestant Ji Won Choi,a recent Parsons grad, is on a mission to merge her Korean and American heritages through fashion. She’s one of the younger designers on Amazon Prime’s new reality series, though Choi has already started to reaped the benefits by having one of her designs from the show sold on Amazon.

By Denise Petski

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the first two episodes of “Making The Cut.”

Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn are back together on TV, but their new show is not exactly a return to form. 

The winning looks from can now be in your own closet.

With the debut of , co-hosted by Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, there’s now three fashion reality competition series vying for audiences' attention. In addition to the newest entry from Amazon Prime, there’s the long-running, which returned to Bravo for seasons 17 and 18, and the Netflix original,, which debuted its entire first season in January. 

There are so many new fashion shows out there, but none of them have been able to beat Project Runway.

Tim Gunn says that “Making the Cut,” the new Amazon series he’s hosting with Heidi Klum, is the result of their unhappiness over the direction of their previous project, “Project Runway.”

Heidi Klum is weighing in on the coronavirus pandemic after revealing she tested negative for the virus in an Instagram post on Tuesday.

The Eiffel Tower lights up the velvety night sky. Blue, red and white lights from the traffic below twinkle through the arches of the landmark — the centerpiece of an opulent outdoor fashion show. The bass thumps, the audience hurrahs and models bathed in gold light strut down the runway. Designers weep backstage in grateful disbelief at where they are and what they are doing, lifelong dreams realized.

After 16 seasons of co-hosting, Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn left the long-running reality competition to create an ambitious new series for Amazon. “If we really look at this unencumbered, what can that really be?” Gunn told ET in 2018, after their partnership with the streaming platform was first announced. “We want this to blow everybody away and say, ‘I can’t believe the show even exists. This is incredible.’”

There's nothing fashion types love more than reworking an idea and making it into something new, and with Making the Cut for Amazon Prime, Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn (Klunn?) rework Project Runway into something bigger, more expensive, and more expansive for the world's biggest online retailer.

There's nothing fashion types love more than reworking an idea and making it into something new, and with Making the Cut for Amazon Prime, Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn (Klunn?) rework Project Runway into something bigger, more expensive, and more expansive for the world's biggest online retailer.

There is still a lot of fresh TV content premiering over the next few months — despite the industry shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

It's official: Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn will make their Amazon debut in March. The streamer unveiled the list of shows and movies headed to the platform next month, including a new series from the Project Runway alums. And frankly, from the trailer, it looks like the iconic fashion duo have no reason to miss Bravo!