High-tech dress? Why not. We have occasionally mentioned how technology 3D printing is redefining the concept of creativity, in areas that could previously be considered heterogeneous: From medicine and various forms of art, to technology and fashion.
The latter, in fact, as many examples show, is increasingly embracing 3D printing, with impressive results. More and more fashion designers are looking to innovate by using this technology, creating designs that would be impossible to manufacture using traditional methods.
Another designer, therefore, joins the list of those responding to the challenges posed by 3D printing. for Dita Von Teese a knitted dress consisting of articulated parts that adapt to the movement of the body.
This toilet is considered the most high-tech thing in the fashion world right now and its price reaches $100,000, as it was created entirely with 3D printing.
