Season two winner of “Making the Cut” itsandreapitter is getting her own Amazon-exclusive brand.
The co-brand is a first for “Making the Cut” and is part of Pitter’s prize for winning the show, which is hosted byTerea is designed with inclusivity in mind and features accessible prices and styles that are meant to be worn by all ages, shapes and sizes.
The people close to Pitter are being included as well, with the designer’s friends and family taking a star turn in the campaign. “Designing Terea was very special to me because, for the first time, I was able to expand my designs to include timeless everyday styles at accessible price points, with sizes ranging up to 5X, that will make an impact on customers’ wardrobes — I think of the cobrand as Pantora’s ‘vibey’ little sister,” said Pitter, referring to her other brand.
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