3d printed fashion

Noah Raviv graduate collection

Usually when we talk about 3D printed costumes, it’s in reference to cosplay, movies, Halloween, and even the theatre, but not often for beauty pageants, with the exception of Miss...

Humans have proven to be creative and imaginative creatures, producing ideas and designs that can blow minds and inspire spirits. Despite all our advancements and achievements, however, we still can't hold a candle to Mother Nature's designs. We can try to approximate those designs, though, or at least utilize naturally-occurring patterns to inspire our own

3D printing

The future of fashion is here, thanks to the first fashion line exclusively created using a 3D printer.

We have seen 3D printing in a variety of forms including unique floral arrangements, miniature figurines, and creative sculptures. Recently, designer Noa

Cortex 3D-printed cast for fractured bones offering an alternative to plaster or fibreglass by Jake Evill at Victoria University of Wellington.

I think wonder is the basis of worship. My inspiration is the honeycomb, a structure unique to the creative powers of bees. They build strong, systematic and nurturing honeycombed hives, similar to how humans construct objects for protection, be it clothing or architecture. The fusion of geometric, architectural and biological

Black Panther Designer Julia Koerner's 3D-Printed Handbags is a Stunning Blend of Nature and Technology. Learn More!