Designing 3D Printed Dresses | FASHION AS DESIGN

Textiles are among the most ancient human design pieces. In this short film, New York-based fashion collective threeASFOUR, together with collaborators Travis Fitch and Stratsys, reimagine fabric manipulation and textile design using 3D printing to create dresses that transform based on the ergonomics and movement of the human body.
FASHION AS DESIGN is a new course by MoMA that explores a selection of garments from around the world-ranging from Kente cloth to jeans to 3D-printed dresses. Each week will begin with a conversation between the course instructors-Paola Antonelli, Michelle Fisher, and Stephanie Kramer-that introduces the themes, items, and questions that we will explore. Sign-up: mo.ma/fashionas...
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[@sumyunguy5832]

I love this. However it is hard to accept that these are functional as they don't show you anyone wearing the pieces.

[@gratiswinter]

Sum Yunguy : true. i kept hoping till the end of the video, that they would show these dresses "in action". disappointing...

[@deekotaarchibold6424]

That black dress look like Dragon scales dope af

[@elveli1]

I look to the final for see how these dresses look on a body, but it didn't happened... entire video it lays on a table....

[@sarahsweet8149]

Amazing beautiful pieces perfect for Game of Thrones x

[@reihanehmdz1222]

Really amazing

[@antonesmagoulas5331]

1:49 this metal neck structure, is this laser cut? what kind of metal sheet is used for something like that? in order for it to be durable and flexible. thanks a lot for the video

[@purpp-esque1711]

Put the damn thing on!

[@ZoraTheberge]

You know that SNL skit where they’re weird avant- garde artists? Yeah

[@debraanari8983]

Love it

[@sublimnalphish7232]

Nice concept but the printing materail is so thick. It is something i see as so or sew easy as the size of print base is the problem with this syatem. Meaning the printer threads are so thick and could be made thread fine very easily.

[@nuruljamil]

really nice

[@1219611a]

See instead Iris Von Harpen , at least she shows her dresses on people !!!