World’s first 3D printed gown

Posted on Design

Michael Schmidt and Francis Bitonti designed world’s first fully articulated dress for Dita Von Teese that consisted of 17 parts with 3,000 joints and was decorated with over 12,000 Swarovski crystals.
This innovative 3D printed gown was printed by Shapeways.
Photographer Albert Sanchez

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