Next in Fashion Season 2 Cast: Where Are They Now?

Next in Fashion Season 2 came out on Netflix a while ago, and all the fans were truly impressed by the creativity that was displayed in the episodes by the designers. It was hosted by fashion designer Tan France as well as Gigi Hadid.

The series follows designers from around the world as they are trying to compete for a price of 200,000 dollars and debut a collection. They will upload this on a fashion retailer site called Net-a-Porter.

The series takes place in a space that serves both as a workroom as well as a space for the designers to showcase their designs and have a runway show. They even have an area for complete hair and makeup stations. Then, they are also provided with stocked fabrics and notions closet, which might be altered as per the needs and challenges of that particular episode.

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Also the producers also get any of the items that are needed which might not be present in the supply closet. Previously, we saw Alexa Chung and Tan France serving as the hosts as well as the judges, but now Gigi has replaced Alexa. Well, with the end of the second season, fans are really curious to know where the cast members are and how they are doing after the show ended.

Next in Fashion Season 2 Cast: Where Are They Now?

Nigel Xavier

Let us start with the winner of the season, Nigel Xavier, who was also termed the Wizard of Denim. He is originally from Atlanta and was able to impress the fans through his work with various fabrics. With the fact that he won 200,000 dollars as a cash prize, his entire clothing collection, which was presented on the show, was also launched on the Rent the Runway website.

His work is quite exquisite, and he is able to produce more apparel designed with creativity through his label Moonman. It is often seen that the 90s fashion and that of the early 2000s have really influenced him, and that is what is majorly seen in his work. Loving up to his title, he also works heavily with denim. He has styled artists such as A$AP Rocky and Travis Scott.

Bao Tranchi

She was a finalist in Next in Fashion and has a classy style of apparel. She has made a name for herself in the industry by working with some of the top clients. Bao revealed that she was asked by Peter Farrelly for the movie The Greatest Beer Run Ever.

She has also worked with celebrity clients like Jennifer Lopez and Nicki Minaj. Right now, Bao is continuing her personal business with her label, which is thriving. She has been a part of the fashion industry for more than 20 years and resides in Los Angeles.

Deontre Hancock

Deontre is from Washington, where he runs his own brand called Hoodlvm, which has a streetwear inspiration. He is still running his business and can be seen traveling to many places through his social media platforms.

Amari Carter

Amari did really great on the show but did miss by a few inches when it came to being a finalist. She has studied at the London College of Fashion. She has been working as a designer for New York and Company. She also has her own venture with Yor Atelier.

Desyrée Nicole

Nicole is a self-made designer who opened her brand called Todd Patrick back in 2016. It is a luxurious menswear company and has become really popular with clients. Nicole is also working as an NFL Wardrobe stylist, which is huge. She was recently engaged to her partner, Gaby Paulino.

Megan O’Cain

Megan is a designer from Brooklyn who loves to use bright, vibrant colors in all her designs. Her designs are inspired from the 60s and are quite quirky. Right now, after the show, Megan is continuing her work on the brand that she named after herself.

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Preksha Sharma

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