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Making the Cut is back on Prime Video with Season 3, and the designers this time around are more eclectic than ever. As in previous seasons, designers face off in weekly challenges that push them outside of their comfort zones and make them look at their strengths in a new way. And they don’t just make one look per episode. They make two — one a high-end fashion show piece meant to make the judges go “wow!” and the other an accessible version of that look that can be mass-produced and sold on Amazon. Making the Cut stands out from every other fashion competition show because the winning look actually gets made and is available to purchase immediately after the show airs. Now that’s forward-thinking fashion.

For Season 3, hosts Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn have a truly global mix of designers to mentor during their mission to find the next big brand. The designers hail from both coasts and well beyond, all the way to Switzerland and Brazil.

So, who are the designers in Making the Cut Season 3? And more importantly, where can you find them and their brands on Instagram? Be honest: are you looking to shop for designer clothes beyond what Amazon has to offer? We aren’t gonna stop you. In fact, we’re gonna guide you to the Instagram accounts for every Making the Cut Season 3 designer.

Ciara Chyanne Morgan

Ciara is an up-and-coming designer who focuses on elevated ready-to-wear looks. She may be self-taught when it comes to design, but she has a degree in getting her designs in customers’ hands (a.k.a. sales and marketing).

Follow Ciara on Instagram @designerciara and @ciarachyanne_

Curtis Cassell

Curtis specializes in nonbinary and gender fluid fashion, usually inspired by his love of architecture and old Hollywood. This Brooklyn-based designer hopes to see his brand take over the world.

Follow Curtis on Instagram @curtismcassell and @queerawang

Emily Bargeron

Emily loves to spread chill, east coast vibes with her fashion label based out of Savannah, Georgia. She primarily designs for festival attendees, a target audience that totally gets her ’70s chic style.

Follow Emily on Instagram @haute_messs and @mamieruthxoxo

Gabriella Meyer

Gabriella brings sustainability to streetwear via using recycled materials and rethinking how she makes clothes. Her innovative work with denim has led stylists to put her clothes on Alicia Keys, Issa Rae, Bella Hadid, and more.

Follow Gabriella on Instagram @gabeezinthetrap and @denimcratic

Georgia Hardinge

Georgia hails from London but she’s lived all over Europe, including a stint training at Parsons Paris. Her sculptural looks have been worn by icons like Beyoncé and Lady Gaga.

Follow Georgia on Instagram @georgia.hardinge and @hardingegeorgia

Jeanette Limas

Jeanette moved to New York City from the Dominican Republic in order to further her design studies, and her work has paid off. She’s shown garments sporting her unique draping techniques in numerous collections at New York Fashion Week.

Follow Jeanette on Instagram @jeanettelimas and @jeanettelimas_personal

Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert

Markantoine has an eclectic taste for skatewear and he brings all of that inspiration to his Montreal-based label. When he’s not showing off his own skills via his designs, Markantoine teaches fashion to college students.

Follow Markantoine on Instagram @markantoinelb and @mrkntn_official

Rafael Chaouiche

Rafael grew up in rural Brazil before moving to Curitiba and attempting to further his fashion dreams. Now he’s relocated even further away to America in an attempt to bring his accessibly avant-garde designs to the people.

Follow Rafael on Instagram @rchaouiche and @chaouiche

Sienna Li

Sienna got her start in fashion her home country of China before moving to New York City. Since arriving in NYC, she’s seen her high-end creations appear in the pages of Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue Italia.

Follow Sienna on Instagram @siennasiyaoli and @siennali_official

Yannik Zamboni

Yannik’s fashion career began in front of the camera when he worked as a model. He’s since switched to designing his own looks, which push norms and challenge fashion traditions — and he designs it all in white.