The best looks to shop from this season’s ‘Making The Cut’ winning designer
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Now that Season 2 of Amazon Prime’s Making The Cut has wrapped, you can officially shop the winning collection. Pantora by Andrea Pitter is available to shop right now, and you will be gagged by these stunning pieces.
Throughout the Making The Cut competition, Pitter never actually won a challenge. However, throughout the show, the Black designer remained a top contender and finally snatched the $1 million win. Now, with her brand Pantora offering sizes XS to 4X, shoppers can live in wearable luxury. As the brand states on its Amazon Fashion page, “Pantora intertwines high fashion with approachability by creating clothing that is special without intimidation.”
Take a look at some of the stellar looks from this Black designer.
Pantora Women’s Selena Sequin Blazer, $168
Get ready to go glam with this Selena Sequin Blazer. Besides the bright yellow houndstooth pattern, this statement blazer also highlights two draped sleeves and faux pockets.
Pantora Women’s Monica Grommet Tee, $54
As an update on the classic tee, this top highlights gold-accented grommet holes. With structured shoulders and a loose fit, you can sport this with whatever’s already in your closet or in the collection.
Pantora Women’s Leshaun Draped Pencil Pant, $109
Dubbed the Pencil Pant, you can sport these for work or leisure. Inspired by bridal wear, the pants feature draping in the front with two front pleats.
Pantora Women’s LaTisha Organza Button Up, $88
An extension of the Selena Sequin Blazer, this stunning print comes in a slightly larger size in this see-through Organza Button Up. With bell-sized cuffs and a stiff collar, this is one statement piece you can wear over and over.
Pantora Women’s Sabrina Asymmetrical Sweater Dress, $109
Fall is coming, and this Asymmetrical Sweater Dress is a stunner for heading back to work or lounging at home. Featuring a ribbed funnel collar, cuffs and hem, this piece is effortless.
Pantora Women’s Cookie Cuddle Coat, $245
Bringing streetwear and high fashion together for multiple body types, this Cookie Cuddle Coat will surely have people talking. The graphic print on these puffy lapels is unlike anything in your closet.
Pantora Women’s Nicole Utility Jumpsuit, $148
While on Making The Cut, Pitter made a denim jumpsuit with similar pants. Now, she married the design with two classic statement pieces and birthed a fashion Frankenstein with this blazer-like Utility Jumpsuit. The bodice features an elasticized waistband, giving your body room to expand. Plus, there are several pockets in this bad boy.
Pantora Women’s Felicia Maxi Dress, $148
Rock it with tights for fall, and shop the other shades for a resort-wear look. Regardless, the Felicia Maxi Dress stands out among other dresses. Versatile for multiple seasons, this dress will be ready for any last-minute occasion.
Pantora Women’s Nicki Grommet Trench Coat, $225
Although there are quite a few statement jackets throughout the Pantora collection, the Grommet Trench Coat is perfect for fall. Offered in black and Chartreuse Yellow, this long coat comes with two large pockets and a tied belt closure.
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