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Joseph Altuzarra Takes the Helm as CEO of His Brand to Lead a New Phase of Growth Xmag UK Adrián Ciriza

Starting in January, designer Joseph Altuzarra will assume the role of CEO of his eponymous brand, succeeding Shira…

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Perhaps the biggest change to Vice President Kamala Harris’ wardrobe since she announced her presidential run July 21 is her shoes. Once-omnipresent, her Converse Chuck Taylors have mostly taken a back seat to chic Manolo Blahnik pumps as she strides across an airport tarmac or steps onto a rally stage.

Harris’ Chucks undeniably exude a cool-girl vibe — and the veep’s fans have noticed, as Retail Brew reports that the sneaker brand and style enjoyed a 4,500% increase in online interest between July and early August — but a polished pump is decidedly more presidential. Her devotion to what works for her in a sartorial sense likewise is true of the tailored suits that have long been Harris’ signature, according to L.A.-based designer Sergio Hudson. “As a lawyer and later an attorney general, that was her look,” says Hudson. “It’s crisp, it’s professional, and she’s comfortable in something...

Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz have tapped 16 Hollywood-loved designers for their latest merch drop.

Following the viral Chappel Roan-inspired camo cap, the Harris-Walz campaign released the Designers for Democracy collection featuring apparel and accessories by Sergio Hudson, Thom Browne, Joseph Altuzarra and other labels worn by Harris, former First Ladies Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton and countless stars.

Reproductive rights, climate change and voting awareness are among the themes of the 2024 campaign collection ($35 to $85) of tees, tanks, long-sleeved shirts, hoodies, sweaters, tote bags and more. Pieces include a floral terry cloth hoodie by Ulla Johnson emblazoned with “Our Bodies” and “Our Vote” along the sleeves, a Victor Glemaud tank top with the phrase “we are not going back / kamala” across the chest, a gray “Kamala.” sweater by Willy Chavarria and a black T-shirt by poet and artist Cleo Wade featuring a photo of the Democratic presidential...

Camila Mendes has a knack for blending elegance with glamour flawlessly. When stepping onto the red carpet, she never fails to leave a lasting impression.

Camila Mendes, alongside designer Joseph Altuzarra, first graced the 2024 Met Gala in New York City, celebrating “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,” followed by a delightful reunion with co-stars Lili Reinhart and Madelaine Petsch at the premiere of “The Strangers: Chapter 1” (Credit: Dave Starbuck / Future Image / Cover Images / Michael Stewart / INSTARimages)

The 29-year-old American actress recently graced two high-profile events, effortlessly displaying her impeccable sense of fashion and undeniable charisma.

Sophisticated in Beige Altuzarra Midi Dress at The Strangers LA Premiere

On Wednesday, May 8, Camila Mendes attended the Los Angeles premiere of The Strangers: Chapter 1, hosted at the Regal L.A. Live Theatre in California.

Her attire for the occasion was the “Spark” ribbed midi dress by French-American luxury designer Joseph Altuzarra. It is a chic...

The stars are hitting the red carpet!

Renee Rapp, Trevor Noah, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus posed for photos while arriving at the WSJ Magazine 2023 Innovator Awards held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

Other stars also in attendance included Martha Stewart, Lakeith Stanfield and wife Kasmere Trice, Theater Camp actress Molly Gordon, theater producer Jordan Roth, musician and producer Questloveuestlove, fashion editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, political staffer Huma Abedin, and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II.

Models Lily Aldridge, Linda Evangelista, Karen Alson, Anok Yai, Joan Smalls, Eve Jobs, and Liya Kebede along with designers Joseph Altuzarra, Laquan Smith, Marc Jacobs and husband Char Defrancesco, and Aurora James.

Rumored couple Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet also attended the event, but they walked the red carpet.

Fyi: Julia is wearing a Prada dress. Lily is wearing an outfit by Jason Wu with Tiffany & Co. jewelry. Questlove is wearing an outfit by Kiko Kostadnov.

Kim Kardashian was honoured at Monday’s Council of Fashion Designers of America Fashion Awards for her shapewear line and used the honour to call for designers to be inclusive for all body shapes.

Kardashian was awarded the first-ever Innovation Award presented by Amazon Fashion for her shapewear brand Skims. Co-Founder and CEO Jens Grede and Founding Partner and Chief Product Officer Emma Grede also joined Kardashian to receive the inaugural award.

The fashion industry’s equivalent of the Oscars was held in person Monday night and hosted by actress Natasha Lyonne and designers and Cfda members Joseph Altuzarra, Gabriela Hearst, Aurora James, Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough. The evening commemorated the history of American fashion and 60 years of the fashion organization.

Sister's Night Out: Kim and Khloe Kardashian pose at the #CFDAawards where Kim was an honoree for her shapewear brand. pic.twitter.com/wZ8tkM9wZr

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You can catch all the episodes of Amazon’s fashion-focused reality show “Making the Cut” on Amazon Prime Video. If you are a fashion guru or love a good competition, this show was made for you.

Thinking of whether or not to binge-watch “Making the Cut?” Here’s all you need to know about the show.

About “Making the Cut”

“Making the Cut” is a fashion show hosted by “Project Runway” alums Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn. Set in Los Angeles, the series follows selected fashion designers from around the globe as they compete to be the next global fashion brand. The winner receives 1 million prize money, one-year mentorship with Amazon Fashion, and an opportunity to sell their collections in Amazon’s “Making the Cut” store.

The series is produced by Amazon Studios and Skr Productions with executive producers Heidi Klum, Tim Gunn, Sara Rea, Jennifer Love, and Page Feldman.

Hillary Clinton has returned to the steps of the Met after 21 years. On May 2, the former Secretary of State attended the 2022 Met Gala over two decades after her last appearance. Clinton, who previously served as a United States senator for the state of New York, last attended Fashion's biggest night at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2001, where she wore a classic cut dress with a leopard print. And it seems that the famed politician is set to make another splash all these years later, as she wore a deep red, custom Joseph Altuzarra gown with a very important detail: The names of several influential women from American history embroidered into the neckline and hem. According to Vogue, some of...

Amazon continues to search for the next great global fashion brand after renewing reality competition series Making the Cut for a third season.

The fashion series, which is hosted and exec produced by Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, will air this summer.

The first season aired in March 2020, and the second season premiered in July 2021.

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Nicole Richie and Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott return as judges. Richie was a judge on the first season alongside Naomi Campbell, Chiara Ferragni, Carine Roitfled and Joseph Altuzarra, while Scott judged the second season with Winnie Harlow. More Season 3 judges will be revealed later.

It will continue to be set in Los Angeles with runway locations including Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, the desert landscape of Vasquez Rocks and a rooftop of one of Downtown L.A.’s skyscrapers.

The series will feature...

There will be more than new designers on season two of Making the Cut. On Tuesday, March 2, Amazon Studios announced that the Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn-led fashion competition will be getting a second season. In addition to this exciting news, it was revealed that supermodel Winnie Harlow and Moschino Creative Director Jeremy Scott will be the judges, replacing season one judges Naomi Campbell, Nicole Richie, former Vogue Paris editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld, designer Joseph Altuzarra and Italian fashion blogger Chiara Ferragni. On Harlow and Scott's addition to the judges' panel, Gunn noted in a statement, "I am delighted to be reunited with Heidi for season two of Making the Cut and for Winnie and Jeremy...

Amazon’s fashion design competition “Making the Cut” has enlisted designer Jeremy Scott and “America’s Next Top Model” alum Winnie Harlow as judges for Season 2, the streamer announced Tuesday.

The duo will join hosts Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum on the season as permanent judges, replacing the judging panel of Season 1, which featured the likes of Naomi Campbell, Nicole Richie, fashion blogger Chiara Ferragni, former Vogue Paris editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld and designer Joseph Altuzarra.

In another change from last season, the new set of episodes were filmed entirely in Los Angeles under Covid-19 safety protocols, rather than showcasing an around-the-world tour of international fashion hubs.

“I am so excited to be in my hometown of Los Angeles with such a talented group of designers and judges for season two,” Klum said in a statement. “This last year brought so many unforeseen challenges across the globe, so I feel grateful that...

Amazon Prime is returning to the runway, renewing Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn’s fashion competition series Making the Cut for a second season, which will premiere this summer, TVLine has learned.

Additionally, it was announced that supermodel Winnie Harlow and Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott will serve as new judges on the upcoming run. Season 1 was judged by Klum, designer Joseph Altuzarra, supermodel Naomi Campbell, actress/designer Nicole Richie, former Vogue Paris editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld and Italian fashion influencer Chiara Ferragni, all of whom (minus Klum) will not return.

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“Making the Cut” premiered over five weeks from March 27 to April 24. Now that the season is over, what did you think of the competition? And if you haven’t seen it yet, are you planning to binge all 10 hours now that the whole thing is available to view? Either way, you can scroll down for our recaps of each and every episode, every assignment, every elimination, and of course the coronation of the ultimate winner (you can watch that interview at the bottom of this post).

This fashion competition series brought together 12 designers from around the world to vie for a $1 million grand prize and a mentorship with Amazon Fashion. And streaming on the global retailer also gave the show the opportunity to sell each week’s winning looks worldwide after episodes debuted. So this show wasn’t just about the art of design, it was also about the business of retail.

The fashion competition series “Making the Cut” was scheduled to premiere on Amazon on Friday, March 27. So who’s competing for the grand prize? Scroll down to meet the 12 designers vying for the title, with weekly updates as designers are eliminated from the competition.

“Making the Cut” stars Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, who rose to reality TV fame by hosting “Project Runway” for 16 seasons. Together they won the Emmy Award for Best Reality Host in 2013. But the show’s production company, the Weinstein Company, went bust after Harvey Weinstein‘s history of sexual assault and harassment came to light. The show ultimately went back to its original network, Bravo, after spending several seasons on Lifetime, but Klum and Gunn didn’t come back with it.

Model Karlie Kloss and “Project Runway” champ Christian Siriano took over as “Runway” host and mentor, respectively, while Klum and Gunn took their talents to Amazon,...

It all came down to this. Three designers went into the “Making the Cut” finale episode, “The Winner: The Next Global Brand,” but only one could win the $1 million grand prize and a mentorship from Amazon Fashion. So did Sander Bos, Jonny Cota or Esther Perbandt prevail after the judges made their decisions about their pop-up shops, their business plans and their final collections. Read on for our minute-by-minute recap of what happened and perhaps what should have happened when all was said and done.

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0:53 — “To be honest, I’m hoping they say, ‘Hey guys, you all did an amazing job. We are not sending home someone,'” says Esther as the judges prepare to question the designers about the pop-up shops they created in the previous episode.

In episode three of “Making the Cut,” “Collaboration,” the designers had to work in pairs to create mini collections that blended their aesthetics. At the end of that episode Josh Hupper was eliminated (he actually sort of eliminated himself before the judges even had the chance), and his partner Troy Hul Arnold was on the verge of elimination. So did the judges’ ultimately decide to give him a second chance? And how did the designers do in the next challenge when they had mere hours instead of days to create “Fight for Your Life” looks? Find out below in our recap with all our minute-by-minute takes.

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0:11 — Beginning right from the cliffhanger from episode three, “Fight for Your Life” appears to be aptly titled. “When there’s a war, the tailor...

Spoiler Alert: Do not read if you have not yet watched the third and fourth episodes of “Making The Cut.”

Three words: Papi and Bébé.

In the third episode of “Making The Cut,” the contestants were tasked with a collaboration challenge and “Papi and Bébé,” aka Sabato Russo and Sander Bos, won the runway with their three-look mini collection. The pair made the cut, of course, as did Bos’ iconic one-liners:

On his collab partner, Russo:

“He’s 40 years older than me. He’s not a fresh leaf like me. If I have to drag this bitch all the way to the finish line, I will.”

“He’s the kind of person who lives in a cloud. … He’s a f—ing Italian!”

On his childhood dreams:

“I always wanted to become a farmer when I was a kid. Then I realized I was gay as hell so I was like,...

Naomi Campbell does not tolerate irreverence for high fashion.

“With couture, there’s a certain respect you have to have,” she says sternly to a nervous designer on the chopping block. “I mean, it goes back centuries. I feel like you disrespected the whole entire word and this assignment because we can all pin a wrap.”

Prior to joining the judging panel of “Making the Cut” — Amazon Studios’ new unscripted fashion design competition series, hosted by Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn — Campbell had thought she was done with reality TV. But the supermodel and philanthropist was drawn back in by a comrade from her ‘90s modeling days.

Who’s watching @MakingtheCutTV with us this Friday ? I never thought I’d do reality TV again but when my good friend @heidiklum asked, I could not resist.. now you all know I’m brutally honest @PrimeVideo @AmazonFashion #MakingTheCut #3days pic.twitter.com...

The new fashion competition show “Making the Cut” premieres on Amazon on Friday, March 27. So who’s competing for the grand prize? Click above to meet the 12 designers vying for the title, which we’ll be updating weekly as designers are eliminated from the competition.

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“Making the Cut” stars Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, who previously hosted “Project Runway” for 16 seasons and won the Emmy for Best Reality Host in 2013. But then the show’s production company, the Weinstein Company, went bust after Harvey Weinstein‘s history of sexual misconduct was revealed at the start of the #MeToo movement. The show ultimately went back to its original network, Bravo, after spending several seasons on Lifetime, but Klum and Gunn decided not to come back with it.

Model Karlie Kloss and...

Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn are graduating to the next level of fashion competition. The Project Runway vets host and executive-produce the new Amazon Prime series Making the Cut (debuting this Friday with two episodes each week), in which 12 designers compete for $1 million and the chance to jumpstart a global fashion empire. And that big prize is just one of many ways the duo’s new venture is stepping up the game.

“Project Runway is the undergraduate program, and Making the Cut is the graduate and Ph.D. program,” Gunn said at a Television Critics Association panel in January. “In Project Runway,...

Fans who miss Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn’s presence on their television screens can now take a first sneak peek at their upcoming fashion design competition series on Amazon, “Making the Cut,” which debuts on Prime Video on March 27.

The former “Project Runway” host and mentor are giving 12 designers and entrepreneurs the chance to compete against one another in an international competition and elevate one of their businesses with $1 million, a mentorship with Amazon Fashion head Christine Beauchamp, and an exclusive clothing line on Amazon. Taking advantage of Amazon’s cross-divisional synergies, the show will allow viewers to buy the winning look on Amazon immediately after each episode airs. Two episodes will air weekly for five weeks, with the finale airing on April 24.

Naomi Campbell, Nicole Richie, Joseph Altuzarra, Carine Roitfeld and Chiara Ferragni join Klum as judges. Klum and Gunn are executive producers, as is showrunner Sara Rea,...

Amazon has released the trailer for Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn’s latest fashion competition series, “Making the Cut.”

The 10-episode series, which features 12 fashion designers vying for a million-dollar grand prize to invest in their brand, and the opportunity to sell their own exclusive fashion line on Amazon, premieres March 27 on Amazon Prime Video. Two episodes will premiere each week until the finale on April 24.

Watch the first trailer for the new series above.

Winning looks from each episode will also be available for purchase on Amazon in the “Making the Cut” store. Designers whose looks don’t “make the cut” will be eliminated during the course of the season until only one winner remains. Designers will travel to the world’s fashion capitals of New York, Paris, and Tokyo, where they will complete challenges that will test their design skills and business savvy.

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Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn said, “Auf wiedersehen” to “Project Runway” in 2018 after 16 seasons to create a new Amazon fashion competition series, “Making the Cut,” a decision they said was a long time coming.

During the “Making the Cut” panel at Tuesday’s Television Critics Association winter press tour, the supermodel explained that she, Gunn and executive producer Sara Rea felt their “hands were tied for many, many years” due to the limitations they had at “Project Runway,” such as a tight budget and sponsor obligations that would dictate challenges.

“Our imaginations were bigger than what we were allowed to do. There’s a certain look to a show that you maybe sometimes don’t want to change and didn’t change,” she said. “You can’t have the creative freedom that [you can have] when you don’t have someone who’s like, ‘We’re a water company, so you have to...

After 16 seasons of “Project Runway,” Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn were ready to “jump ship” and try something new that “throws you for a loop.”

The pair’s new fashion series “Making the Cut,” which premieres March 27th on Amazon, is just that. Klum and Gunn talked the differences between “Project Runway” and their new Amazon show “Making the Cut” during a panel at the Amazon Television Critics’ Association press tour day.

Gunn started things off by saying that “Making the Cut” would never have existed without “Project Runway,” before explaining how the new show benefits from more advanced designs and bigger budgets.

“I would say ‘Project Runway’ is the undergraduate program, ‘Making the Cut’ is the graduate and Phd program,” Gunn said.

“We always were a show that never had the biggest budget,” added Klum. “When you have a bigger budget like Amazon, you get to go to Paris...

Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn went from making it work at Project Runway to fusing fashion design and globally-minded ecommerce in Amazon’s forthcoming fashion competition series Making the Cut. The pair, who host and executive produce the series, were joined on the TCA dais by fellow Ep Sara Rea and judges Nicole Richie, designer Joseph Altuzarra and supermodel icon Naomi Campbell, to talk about the new series and how it differs from Klum and Gunn’s previous gig.

“For the first time our audience can shop — it’s a win-win situation,” said Klum about how Making the Cut is different from Project Runway. “It was never possible before.”

In the 10-episode series, which premieres March 27, twelve designers, who were culled from thousands, compete in New York, Paris and Tokyo to bring their brands to a new level.

Ian McShane will soon cross paths with an elite squad known as the Special Victims Unit. The American Gods and Deadwood star is set to appear in Law & Order: Svu‘s Season 21 premiere, TVLine has learned.

McShane’s character is described as “a charming and high-profile media mogul who takes on Olivia Benson and the Svu squad after being accused of sexual assault.” The episode airs Thursday, Sept. 26 at 10/9c on NBC.

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Fashion designer and influencer Chiara Ferragni has joined Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn’s forthcoming Amazon series Making The Cut.

Ferragni, who appeared as a guest judge on season 13 of Klum and Gunn’s former show Project Runway, has joined the competition series as part of the judging panel. This comes as the show brings the challenge to Tokyo.

The shoppable fashion series will air on the Svod service in more than 200 countries next year.

Ferragni joins the judging panel, which includes supermodel Naomi Campbell, who also serves as a consulting producer, former Eic of Vogue Paris Carine Roitfeld, designer Joseph Altuzarra and fashion icon, actress Nicole Richie.

She made her name in New York with her blog The Blonde Salad before going on to model for Guess and a shoe collaboration with Steve Madden. She later went on to design her own line of footwear as part of her...

Do you miss the old Project Runway? Amazon just released new details for Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn's new TV show, Making the Cut, The Wrap reports.

The fashion competition series "brings together 12 entrepreneurs and designers from around the globe who are competing to take their fledgling brands to the next level." The winner will take home $1,000,000 to invest in their brand. Judges include Naomi Campbell, Nicole Riche, Carine Roitfeld, and Joseph Altuzarra.

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As good as Bravo’s redesigned 17th season “Project Runway” eventually turned out to be this year, I probably wasn’t alone in thinking now and then while watching it, “What would Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum do?”

Well, what the fab pair did this week was to share some details about their upcoming Amazon fashion competition series, “Making the Cut.” As seen below, Heidi and Tim shot their first challenge on Tuesday in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris as they seek out the next global fashion star. From the look of the set, it seems the pair are definitely going high end.

The show that will premiere on the streaming site in 2020 will feature such judges and guest judges as supermodel Naomi Campbell, TV personality and designer Nicole Richie, the former “Vogue Paris” editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld and hot luxury women’s ready-to-wear designer Joseph Altuzarra.

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Amazon has revealed its upcoming fashion competition series, hosted by Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, will be titled “Making The Cut.”

The streamer also announced that the judges and guest judges for the series will include Naomi Campbell, Nicole Richie, Carine Roitfeld and Joseph Altuzarra. The series is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video in 2020 and filmed its first runway challenge in Paris on June 25.

“Making The Cut” brings together 12 talented entrepreneurs and designers from around the globe who are competing to take their fledging brands to the next level in becoming the next big global phenomenon.

Klum and Gunn announced they were leaving their hit show “Project Runway” after 16 seasons and setting up this new Amazon venture last September. When announcing the new series, Klum also revealed that it will feature an interactive element where viewers will be able to buy the clothes designed on the show through the Amazon fashion store.

Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn’s Amazon fashion competition series has gotten a title, timeline and first-look photos.

Newly titled Making The Cut “will bring together 12 talented entrepreneurs and designers from around the globe who are competing to take their fledging brands to the next level in becoming the next big global phenomenon,” per Amazon. Looks from Making the Cut will be shoppable on Amazon, and the winner of the series will receive one million dollars to invest in their brand. It’s set for premiere in 2020.

Amazon also unveiled the show’s judging panel which includes supermodel Naomi Campbell, who also serves as a consulting producer, former Eic of Vogue Paris Carine Roitfeld, designer Joseph Altuzarra and fashion icon, bestselling author and television personality Nicole Richie.

Newly released photos (see above and below) were shot as the duo filmed their first runway challenge in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris,...

Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn are ready to “make it work” at Amazon. On Wednesday, the streaming service revealed new details about their long-gestating Project Runway follow-up, including a title and a timeframe for release.

Making the Cut, which is set to debut in 2020, will bring together “12 talented entrepreneurs and designers from around the globe who are competing to take their fledging brands to the next level in becoming the next big global phenomenon,” per the official logline. Designs will be shoppable on Amazon, and the winner will walk away with $1 million to invest in his or her brand — which...

Amazon has revealed the title and judges for Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn’s new fashion competition series. “Making the Cut” will be judged by Naomi Campbell, Nicole Riche, Carine Roitfeld and Joseph Altuzarra.

The series, coming to Amazon Prime Video in 2020, brings together 12 entrepreneurs and designers from around the globe who are competing to take their fledgling brands to the next level, per the streaming service. Looks from “Making the Cut” will be available for purchase on Amazon.com, and the winner of the series will receive $1,000,000 to invest in their brand.

“Making the Cut” is executive produced by “Project Runway” alums Klum and Gunn, as well as by Sara Rea, Page Feldman and Jennifer Love. Campbell is a consulting producer on the Skr Productions show.

Judge bios are below.

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