GUCCI Spring/Summer 2018
The props on the models are all 3D printed
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3D printing is a kind of rapid prototyping technology, also known as additive manufacturing, it is a digital model file-based, the use of powder metal or plastic and other adhesive materials, through the way of layer by layer printing to construct the object technology.
In recent years, fashion design is one of the frontiers of the industry to apply 3D printing technology, designers can use it to create shapes and geometric shapes that have never been seen before, and they can also use 3D printed clothes to proof, making the clothing production process more sustainable. Through computer modeling, 3D printing can minimize the possibility of generating "scraps" and produce finished products "all at once", greatly reducing waste.
LOEWE Fall/Winter 2022 womenswear
In the past Paris Fashion Week runway, we found that many brands have demonstrated the charm of combining technology and fashion through 3D printing technology. LOEWE Autumn/Winter 2022 Women's Wear Series showed a number of sets of LOOK made of 3D printed fibers, resins and other materials. Molded leather dresses, draped dresses with lips and balloon-patterned breastplates, and three-dimensional woven dresses, as well as accessories, are the highlights of the show.
OTTOLINGER Fall/Winter 2022
The AVN's AW22 collection "Future Elf", which debuted at Paris Fashion Week, also makes extensive use of 3D printing technology to create stunning tops, as well as accessories such as sunglasses and bags. OTTOLINGER's idea came from the materialization of the recently hot 3D virtual clothing in social networks, simulating the flow of liquid on the skin and discovering the strange beauty of the other side of fashion.
HELIOT EMIL
HELIOT EMIL also appeared in the Paris Fashion Week runway with a beauty and sense of technology 3D printed shoes, and this shoe is also a cooperation series of HELIOT EMIL and The Chinese innovative footwear brand SCRY LAB.
scry
SCRY is a shoe brand focused on 3D printing technology, and its design full of technology, futurism and strange beauty has made the brand's attention continue to be high.
Iris Van Herpen
Dutch fashion designer Iris Van Herpen has opened up another height in the field of fashion for 3D printing technology, she brought 3D printing technology into the field of haute couture clothing, breaking the existing structure of couture fashion, allowing us to see what couture can look like.
Water flow, plant tendons, sound waves, electromagnetic waves... Everything in this universe can be her inspiration, and she gives haute couture fashion a sense of fluidity, mystery, technology and visual impact that haute couture fashion has never possessed. Harper's Bazaar described Iris Van Herpen as "a fashion designer who revolutionized the structure of clothing." ”
Lady Gaga身穿Iris Van Herpen
Anitta、Jennifer Lopez、Katy Perry
This has allowed Iris Van Herpen to gain a large number of private clients, including Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Katy Perry, Anitta and other celebrities.
Grimes wears Iris Van Herpen
In addition to them, last year's Met Gala Grimes's stunning future female warrior style came from Iris Van Herpen's private couture, and she is still wearing Iris Van Herpen promotion this year, one is a talented female singer of the future department, and the other is a legendary designer who creates sci-fi temperament fashion, and it can only be said that their temperament is too similar!
Iris Van Herpen Spring/Summer 2021
Iris Van Herpen Spring/Summer 2021 is themed "Roots of Rebirth", a collection that uses sustainable and eco-friendly materials such as recycled plastics as fashion ingredients to delve into the topic of "sustainable fashion".
Iris Van Herpen Fall/Winter 2011 Couture
Iris Van Herpen's Fall/Winter 2011 Couture collection is basically a fairy fight, and many classic fashion moments are born in this show. The sensational fashion industry's "white bone skirt" is from this collection, which is now in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The "splash skirt" is also a classic of this series, three-dimensional, clear, very dynamic splash around the model, such a beauty is rarely seen on the runway.
Although all of Iris Van Herpen's works are made with 3D printing technology, in fact, each couture requires a lot of time-consuming and astonishing handmade to finalize, and the longest cycle she takes to make a dress takes a full 6 months.
Most of the materials used in her works are recycled and remade from a large amount of marine garbage, and the high technology in her works is only a form, a way to advance with the times, but the most essential thing is the concern for our homeland and the future of the world, and she continues to open up for the sustainable future of mankind in her own way.
Danit Peleg
Danit is convinced that the generous exchange of ideas and knowledge in the fashion industry drives positive development and change in the industry. So she and her team are constantly lowering the boundaries between 3D printed fashion and every ordinary consumer. They are passionate about challenging ecosystems and developing breakthroughs in new materials, new printing technologies and new software. Unlike 3D couture fashion, consumers can easily order and personalize their own 3D printed clothing on her website. They also offer digital files of 3D printed garments that customers can download and then generate garments from a 3D printer.
Threeasfour
As a maverick presence in New York fashion, Threeasfour has always been able to blend traditional craftsmanship with modern technology through cutting-edge technology. In recent years, ThreeAsFour has continuously tried to use the new technology of 3D printing to create clothing, using nano-enhanced elastic 3D printing materials, making clothing through the Connex3 3D printer, making clothing both durable and flexible, and its clothing shape also reveals a unique sense of mystery and beauty between virtual and real.
ThreeAsFour Spring/Summer 2022
ThreeAsFour's Spring/Summer 2022 collection was teamed up with Kornit Digital, a company that specializes in eco-friendly digital printing, and thanks to the technology it provides, this season's 3D printing section uses less water than other common technologies, so it's more environmentally friendly to nature. Inspired by Kundalini Yoga, this season is designed in 7 different colors and prints to awaken human awareness and remind us that everything in the world is interconnected, and that in life we should respect people of different skin colors and respect nature.
Adidas 3D printed sole style 4D Fusio
In addition to the clothing industry, the footwear giants have also been developing mass customization solutions for many years, and 3D printing technology may be the best way to do it at this stage, because it not only enables these companies to build prototypes faster, but also makes it easy to make mass customization. Companies that have started implementing 3D printing include Adidas and New Balance, which have always used 3D printing technology to make soled shoes. At the same time, Nike is experimenting with 3D printing "uppers".
The Future of Midsoles was the pair of Adidas partnered with resin 3D printing company Carbon to develop the first mass-produced 3D printed sole.
We can see that more and more designers are using a lot of things beyond technology and design itself, giving 3D printing more connotations, whether it is sustainable development, or promoting the diversification of the world, 3D printing is not just a technology, a stunning fashion work made by 3D printing is not just a piece of clothing, they are more carrying human efforts and imagination for a better future.
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