Title

Tech Styles: From Code to Couture

Contributor Names

Bitonti, Francis, 1983-

Schmidt, Michael

Fashion Institute of Technology (New York, N.Y.). Gladys Marcus Library

Date

2013

Description

A presentation by designer Michael Schmidt and architect Francis Bitonti on the world's first fully articulated 3D-printed gown. Designed for style icon Dita Von Teese, the dress was printed by Shapeways, a world leader in the 3D-printing movement. Forward thinking science intersects with beauty and classicism in this historic dress. Presented by FIT's Love Your Library 2013.

Type

Moving Image

Subject

Three-dimensional printing

Dresses

Fashion design

Technology

Von Teese, Dita, 1972-

Shapeways (Firm)

Rights

In Copyright

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Identifier

FIT Repository ID: aod_000926