This tuesday Shapeways amazed fashionistas at the Ace Hotel in New York with a 3D printed gown that was worn by none other than queen of burlesque Dita Von Teese. The fully articulated gown based on the Fibonacci sequence was designed by Michael...
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3D printing is gaining more and more ground in the fashion industry. You might already have come across the revolutionary work of Iris van Herpen. She has rocked the haute couture world several times (here, here and here) with her...
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Iris van Herpen is a Dutch fashion designer. She studied Fashion Design at Artez Institute of the Arts Arnhem, interned at Alexander McQueen in London and Claudy Jongstra in Amsterdam. In 2007, she started her own label. Van Herpen is well know for her...
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Dutch designer Iris van Herpen did it again. This time in collaboration with architect Julia Koerner, she unveiled her amazing 3D printed dresses during the haute couture week in Paris. This collection ‘Hybrid Holism’ is inspired by the ‘living’ architectural...
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Swedish designers Naim Josefi (Beckmans College of Design) and Souzan Youssouf (Konstfack University college of Arts, crafts and Design) have created the Melonia shoes. The world’s first 3D-printed haute couture shoes. Your feet get 3D scanned in a shop The theory...
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You can buy an 80% finished lower receiver and use a dr...
I'm very interested in this technology I honestly think...
What is the cost of the UNIRAPID III 3D printer?...
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go build one yourself or stop whining...