Will 3D Printing Tech Revolutionize The Fashion World?

Advancements in 3D printing have enabled universities, designers and fashion houses to work collaboratively towards wearable printed clothing.
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[@crystalhoneybee7901]

I have no problem with this I would love to wear something so beautiful and artistic~

[@IndigoXYZ18]

This is one more step towards us becoming the Kryptonians from Man of Steel.

[@windandfire22]

I only wear natural fibers. Never plastic

[@babyprincess208]

Lo malo es que el plastico no abriga, y en el calor se sobrecalienta, habria que usar materiales empleando fibras termicas

[@christianguenther2963]

what app we can use for that?

[@nataliaaveni1864]

Looks fantastic, but I only wear natural fibers-cotton, wool, silk. Has great potential if can be done from natural materials

[@jmanuel1202]

If u search a little bit, u will know that there are some materials are more eco-friendly than cotton, wool or silk... Btw, do u know how many liters of water takes to make a single t-shirt? Or how a sheep can suffer just to get the wool? Or maybe, how the silk-worms are boiled to death to make silk?... I hope you research a little more before saying something is natural hahaha.

[@theemperiumofkek1362]

Biotech will bring us organic fibers that can be synthesized without using plants or animals.

[@medineibrahim423]

how do you wash 3D printed cloths?

[@Iggy8me]

What’s the company’s home page

[@xknotalpha4963]

I want to intern at behnaz farahi i am a computer engineer undergrad. I have 3D printer and enjoy learning arduino uno microprocessors. I nearly cried when saw the behnaz farahi garment. If I don't intern there then I wish to one up them lol but really I hoping for the first one.

[@endymion16]

All of these clothes look like their really uncomfortable.

[@jrusselison]

Someone will invent soft plastic ink and then 3d designer clothes will take off. F* I’m late, its already here! :)

[@numoru]

2:48 for Men of Culture and Higherly order of sofisticate multidimensional manfold flippin

[@theash3s]

now we need only flying cars

[@MissMiserize]

theash3s already done. The reason it's not mainstream is, well, do you really think it's a good idea for millions of people to be flying around?

[@Elburion]

Deus Ex Fashion here we come. :)

[@_itzzzzlee225]

How about haute couture? It needs to be hand made

[@odyss160]

so it can track eye movements that will def be at the boobs and so the dress transforms a bit to create the appearance of bigger breats. brilliant!

[@karebu2]

Nope. People who are fashion conscious won't be able to operate 3D printers. And also I don't think hunger games fashion is in

[@marinah6424]

karebu2 I'm guessing you didn't see the video. The whole fucking video is about fashion conscious people operating a 3D fucking printer. Also, only 1 or 2 pieces where giving "Hunger games" vibes.

[@fankatolkiena2]

2:30 Asian Elon Musk

[@PHlophe]

Yellow Musk ?

[@btno222]

Ready to wear will be ready to print,. The 5th element, less is more. Milla Jovich constraint dress...

[@ivymudzusi3727]

I'm in South Africa. I need this machine.

[@nayanmalig]

Computers and machines will replace humans. It's inevitable.

[@seiyachan]

All good and hype to attract the bigger fool... It's used for expensive prototyping.

[@lisacorimbi5045]

this is past, infact an israelian designer is making and selling on line this stuff...

[@yuyullol2486]

Please no

[@wabisabisavannah7474]

It just leaves a bad taste in my mouth, it’s one thing to create material and media it’s another to create finished products. It takes out the artistry, art is half creativity half execution and the execution is what makes you or breaks you. So if we don’t need execution then what’s the point? Creativity isn’t rare it’s when you put all the factors together that make for an artist (an artist being a HUGE range of things). Not to mention, if it takes jobs away I don’t support it. Why do people not think about that? It just shows how large business owners (who are the ones that decide in the end to replace man with machine because they want to cut on labor costs and time since time is money which again circles back to labor costs and making money) are the most selfish people on this earth, one day it’ll be impossible to live in a first world country unless you are famous or have a very prestigious job. And we can’t all have prestigious jobs Bc there’s just not enough of them. Then it’ll get to the point where nobody can afford to even utilize the people in these prestigious jobs. Not that the earth will even live extremely long at this rate. Technology for convenience and fun is different than technology to save money for the already rich. Man I sound like an old lady😂

[@PHlophe]

Wabi these look hella awkward but its not taking any jobs that needed to exist. there will be more 3d designers , more machines will be created manually , more colorists etc.. and you'll have clothes that match your undertone.