Julia Daviy NYFW 2018 – The Liberation Collection
Piloting in a new era of fashion 3-D printing, designer Julia Daviy debuted on Sept. 6 2018 at The Fashion Meet Technology NYFW event a wearable collection of 3-D printed fashion.
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The Liberation Collection
Image Credit: Courtesy of Julia Daviy Previous 3-D printed pieces released by designers are known for hard materials, with ultra-sophisticated designs that cannot be worn for anything other than photo shoots, on the runway, or fashion publicity events.
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3-D Printed Fashion from Julia Daviy
Image Credit: Courtesy of Julia Daviy Daviy’s collection is distinctive in the fact that the pieces are not chunky, too futuristic or unusual.
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The Liberation Collection – 3-D Printed Fashion
Image Credit: Courtesy of Julia Daviy Her 3-D printed fashion collection is the first ever to be released within the U.S. that not only uses the technology of large printing format but also displays a true everyday clothing look that is functional, delicate and wearable for women.
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The Liberation Collection
Image Credit: Courtesy of Julia Daviy ulia Daviy prints each piece of clothing in 2-4 parts using large-scale printing technology with the majority of her collection being printed on the industrial large-format FDM 3D printers using TPU materials.
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Julia Daviy The Liberation Collection
Image Credit: Courtesy of Julia Daviy Daviy also experiments with flexible resin and SLA technology which permits her to print complex design shapes easily with almost no post processing.
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Julia Daviy’s NYFW Collection
Image Credit: Courtesy of Julia Daviy Daviy’s large printing format means a minimum of handwork and post-processing, with high-quality 3-D printed fashion.
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FDM 3-D Printing Creates Flexible, Wearable Pieces
Image Credit: Courtesy of Julia Daviy The world’s first 3-D-printed lace skirt. Inspired by the shapes of coral reef and a skirt from one of the most popular looks from Sex and the City’s Carrie Bradshaw.
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FDM Printing by Julia Daviy
Image Credit: Courtesy of Julia Daviy Daviy’s first mission with 3-D printing has been to create a replacement for leather.