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Making The Cut S02e06 Bluray

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The full, uninterrupted brand videos directed by Gary Graham, Andrea Pitter, and Andrea Salazar without the judges' commentary tracks cutting over them. Let’s address the physical medium first

This episode, in high definition, becomes a textbook. You can pause on Rafael’s hand-painted florals and see the brushstroke direction. You can rewind Gary’s fitting session and notice he uses a tailor’s ham to press a curve, a detail the stream pixelated into oblivion.