Who is she? The brand of a Making the Cut participant employs a 3D method to produce designs.

Making the Cut is back with its most recent installment, featuring a brand new group of exceptionally brilliant and original designers ready to make their mark in the fashion industry. Georgia Hardinge, a sustainable 3D designer from London, is one of 10 competitors competing for $1 million. Icons like Lady Gaga, Beyoncé and Alicia Keys have all worn her creations. Among other well-known companies, Hardinge’s designs have received praise from Victoria’s Secret, Swarovski and Lancôme.

Making the Cut Season 3 debuts on Prime Video on August 19 in more than 240 countries. Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn will return to the show, and Nichole Richie and Jeremy Scott will serve as judges. This season’s guest judges include Chloe x Halle, Jason Bolden and Wisdom Kaye, among other well-known figures.

In an Amazon Studios news release, Heidi Klum stated:

“I can’t wait for the third season of Making the Cut to premiere this summer. I was thrilled to see Tim, Nicole and Jeremy again as we looked through our most creative set of designers yet in search of the next great international fashion company! This season’s fashion has exceeded our expectations, and I can’t wait to wear some of the fabulous pieces myself.

Meet the 3D artist of Making the Cut, Georgia Hardinge

Georgia Hardinge graduated from Parsons Paris School of Art and Design, and in 2010 she started her own clothing line. The designer focuses on excellent sustainability and uses organic and recycled fabrics in her designs. In addition, strongly influenced by architecture, she uses the folding method to transform free-flowing materials into 3D sculptural designs. She often draws inspiration from London’s infrastructure due to the city’s excellent mix of historic and contemporary structures.

On her website, the designer emphasizes her name:

“Georgia Hardinge, a modern company, is motivated by fresh ideas and innovations. The company’s strong sculptural aesthetic gives wearable items a three-dimensional feel.”

Hardinge was nominated for the Sustainability Award at the Drapers Awards 2019. When asked to characterize her brand in a 2019 interview with Drapers, the designer replied as follows:

“An innovative, three-dimensional take on feminine silhouettes from a sculptural, ecological clothing label.”

She also discussed in the interview that sustainability is one of the biggest issues facing the fashion industry.

She continued, adding these details:

“Because retail has such a negative impact on the environment, it’s critical that we work together to drive change.”
Since she first founded her brand, the Making the Cut candidate has been highly acclaimed. She received the BFC Contemporary Sponsorship and Fashion Trust Grant for her distinctive structural approach. As part of a catwalk exhibition, the designer was asked to represent the UK at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Rwanda in 2022.

Florence Welch, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Alicia Keys, Kylie Minogue and Grimes, among other well-known celebrities, have all worn Hardinge’s creations. According to Grazia and Elle, she’s one to keep an eye on.

Curtis Cassel, Emily Bargeron, Gabriella Meyer, Ciana Chyanne Morgan, Jeanette Lima, Rafael Chaouiche, Sienna Li and Yannik Zamboni are additional participants in Making the Cut Season 3.