Balenciaga Back Drape Gown 3d simulation

This video demonstrates the creation of a muslin copy of a Cristóbal Balenciaga evening gown and its 3d simulation. The video, pattern, muslin copy, and 3d simulation were all created by by FIT Professor Tetsuo “Ted” Tamanaha.
Cristóbal Balenciaga green and yellow printed silk evening gown, fabric by Abraham, 1961, Eisa label, Spain, collection of The Museum at FIT, 83.159.1, gift of Margay Lindsey.
This video was produced in conjunction with the Museum at FIT exhibition, "Dior + Balenciaga: The Kings of Couture and Their Legacies."
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Music: "Limitless" performed by Udo Vismann via Adobe Stock
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[@philippereydr]

He was the greatest.

[@teresasnider-stein5283]

Fabulous work, Bravo

[@clivesmith9377]

I think, there should be a link to download the pattern and print it in A4 pages to then connect together. I'm pretty sure, Monsieur Balenciaga would be very happy to see young designers trying to develop their drafting skills, by using one of his creations.

[@baricala]

I agree

[@penelopenatalie2684]

Does FIT offer this as a course? I would love to learn how to do this!

[@maxlinder5262]

That look was from the 1700s .. the back drape.....