Designer Jeremy Scott said fashion can be a 'megaphone' for celebrities to express themselves

• Fashion designer Jeremy Scott has worked with celebrities like Madonna, Cardi B, and Gwen Stefani.
• He said fashion can be a megaphone for stars and can help tell their stories.
• Scott will be a judge on season two of Amazon's "Making the Cut" with Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn.

On Friday, fashion designer Jeremy Scott will be making his debut as a judge on season two of "Making the Cut," Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn's latest fashion competition show.

Alongside Klum, Gunn, and model Winnie Harlow, Moschino will try to find the next global fashion brand from a group of 10 established designers in Los Angeles.

The show marks his foray into the world of reality television, but Scott, the creative director at Moschino, is best known for his work designing red-carpet looks for celebrities.

He's a go-to for some of the most famous names in Hollywood, including Madonna, Cardi B, Gwen Stefani, Nicki Minaj, and Kacey Musgraves.

Speaking to Insider, Scott said that fashion can be a "megaphone" for celebrities.

"I'm very blessed to have dressed some of the most famous faces in the world," Scott said. "I love that my work can be like a megaphone to help them."

"Those clothes can help tell their story and help propel their vision forward," he went on to say. "That's such a cool thing."

"One of the most important things a designer can do is really just find your own essence," he said, adding that it's important to hold onto that integrity even when working with stars who have their own style.

"As a designer, you have to be able to pull your creativity into many different vessels, and you have to be able to still make it resonate and have the essence of what it is about your design," he said. "For me, that's what I've been doing for my whole career."

New episodes of "Making the Cut" will be available for streaming every Friday on Amazon. You can catch up on season one here.