Meet the 12 Designers Competing on Amazon Prime's Making the Cut

Bos is the youngest designer in the competition at only 24 years old! He's based out of Belgium, where he was raised and graduated from design school, and he currently runs a self-named fashion line of avant-garde styles.

Born in Israel and educated and based out of the United States, Brodach already has some big-name clients for her sleek, minimalist-chic designs: Adam Lambert, Billy Porter, and Laverne Cox are among her celeb clients.

With an international background including South Korea, France, and the US, this activewear-focused designer brings a casual-cool aesthetic that's been worn by Kendall Jenner and Beyoncé already.

Malaysia-born and New York City-based, Chong comes from a family of designers and seamstresses. She produces a fashion line named after herself that's full of flowy, feminine pieces.

He runs Skingraft, a streetwear-focused brand with clothes for both men and women. His style has caught the eye of some major celebs, including Beyoncé and Nicki Minaj.

In her brand Neubyrne, Gottwald embraces bright, sunny colors and bold prints. Although her career — and life — was almost derailed by a near-fatal car accident she was in just before graduating college, her fashion is endlessly cheerful and creative.

Hul Arnold doesn't just make fashion — he teaches it! He's an adjunct professor at the famed Parsons School of Design, as well as creating his own gender-blurring line of menswear-inspired pieces for women.

Pictured here (left) with his cofounder Qiaoran Huang, Hupper works out of Shanghai, where their Babyghost brand is based. Their designs are fresh styles targeted at young women with a fun twist.

Perbandt is a true renaissance woman. Not only has she been running her menswear-inspired brand for 15 years (including 10 years with a physical store in Berlin), but she's also worked in the performing arts in film, theater, and music.

Unlike some of the other contestants, Riddle has yet to launch his own label, but that doesn't mean you should count him out: he's had gigs working at Oscar de la Renta, 3.1 Philip Lim, and Kith.

He's the oldest designer in the competition at the age of 64, and he's got the decades of experience to back him up. He owns brand Sartorial Monk, as well as his own self-named line based on the idea of simple but elite fashion, based out of Italy.

Smith runs her own line out of Los Angeles, Megan Renee, which features bold colors and creative structural elements for a vaguely 1970s-meets-modern look.

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