Iris van Herpen’s ‘Foliage’ dress
Several tulle panels with parametric petal arrays were hand-stitched onto a nude-illusion tulle base, creating van Herpen’s ‘Foliage’ dress.
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Black silicone was hand-cast using syringes into vacuum-formed moulds.
Image Credit: Courtesy of Iris van Herpen Black silicone was hand-cast using syringes into vacuum-formed moulds.
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Iris van Herpen ‘Wilderness Embodied’ dress
Image Credit: Courtesy of Iris van Herpen The entire making of the ‘Wilderness Embodied’ dress was performed in an enclosed laboratory chamber to avoid any inclusion of particles or dust during the silicone curing process.
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Iris van Herpen Couture Spring 2020
Image Credit: Courtesy of Iris van Herpen/David Ụzọchukwu A look from Iris van Herpen Couture Spring 2020
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Iris van Herpen Meta Morphism collection
Image Credit: Courtesy of Iris van Herpen/Gio Staiano A look from Iris van Herpen ‘Meta Morphism’ collection
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The making of a look from Iris van Herpen Couture Spring 2017 collection.
Image Credit: Courtesy of Iris van Herpen The making of a look from Iris van Herpen Couture Spring 2017 collection.
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Iris van Herpen ‘Lucid’ dress
Image Credit: Courtesy of Iris van Herpen Iris van Herpen’s atelier hand-stitched thousands of separately 3D-printed elements reversed to the back side of a tulle base for the ‘Lucid’ dress.
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A look from Iris Van Herpen Syntopia collection.
Image Credit: Courtesy of Iris van Herpen/Molly SJ Lowe A look from Iris Van Herpen ‘Syntopia’ collection.
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A look from Iris van Herpen Hybrid Holism collection
Image Credit: Courtesy of Iris van Herpen/Morgan O'Donovan A look from Iris van Herpen “Hybrid Holism’ collection
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Iris van Herpen
Image Credit: Courtesy of Iris van Herpen/Robin de Puy Iris van Herpen
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Iris van Herpen ‘Between the Lines’ dress
Image Credit: Courtesy of Iris van Herpen The ‘Between the Lines’ dress was laser-cut from 3mm-thick black leather in parametric wave patterns.