Printed Dresses

Technology and technology have completely entered our daily life, and clothing is no exception. It has long been known that the technology of 3D printing or layer-by-layer creation of an object is used in the production of food, jewelry, and various accessories, in the production of buildings and structures, as well as in medicine - in the manufacture of implants, prostheses and donor organs. And now 3D printers have found their way into apparel manufacturing. See a unique collection of dresses by Israeli fashion designer Noah Raviv, created using this innovative process.

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1. Noah Raviv is a 27-year-old fashion designer, originally from Tel Aviv, who recently earned her degree in Fashion Designer from Shenkar College of Engineering and Design. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

2. She named the collection of dresses made using a 3D printer "Hard Copy" or "Printed copy". (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

3. Noah Raviv's futuristic collection of dresses looks like the models have just stepped off the computer screens. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

4. “Classical sculpture and its evolution became the starting point for the creation of my collection,” explains the designer. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

5. Computer grids and patterns became the inspiration for the designer. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

6. The 3D mesh elements of the dresses were printed using Stratasys' Objet Connex500 Multi-Material 3D printing technology - however, its presence can also be seen in 2D printers. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

7. In her collection, Noah Raviv used materials such as silk and organza. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

8. “The tension between the real and the virtual, 2D and 3D, inspired me to create something that I had never done before. This is how this collection appeared, ”said the fashion designer. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

9. “I love technology,” says Noah Raviv. I believe that this is the driving force in our world in general, and especially in the world of design and fashion. I think that when technology is combined with traditional means of creation, it leads to better results. " (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

10. Looking at Noah Raviv's clothing collection, it's hard not to believe her words that new technology leads to better results. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

11. According to Noah Raviv, technology should be aimed at developing our life experience, not limiting it. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

12. The perfect combination of fashion and technology in a collection of dresses from Noah Raviv. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

13. "Printed copy" from fashion designer Noah Raviv. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).

14. Dresses printed by a printer. It is quite possible that in the not too distant future everyone will be able to make clothes for themselves using 3D printers without leaving home. (Photo: Noa Raviv / noaraviv.com).