The Gabriela Ligenza capsule collection utilizes innovative 3D printing technology to create show-stopping headpieces. The English milliner's sculptural accessories achieve traditional design elements with the use of modern technologies.
The designer's Fall/Winter 2014 collection aims to "propel handcrafted forms and classic design into the future and to re-define the concept of luxury in the current context of standardization."
The Gabriela Ligenza capsule collection was created in collaboration with Francesco de Comite, a mathematical art expert from Lille's University of Science and Technology, Joaquin Baldwin and animator and Adam Mellotte of Inner Leaf, a 3D modelling expert. Among these architectural hats, the designer's most memorable show-stopper is piece clad with words from A.S.J. Tessimond's inspirational poem "Day Dream".
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Sculptural 3D Printed Accessories
- More artists and designers will experiment on using 3D printing technology to create unique and intricate accessories for fashion or other industries.
- Combining Traditional and Modern Design Elements
- Businesses will combine traditional design elements with modern technologies to produce innovative products with a touch of classic elegance.
- Collaborative Artistic Endeavors
- More collaborative artistic endeavors will arise across different industries, where artists and scientists join forces to create something new and unique.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Industry
- Designers in the fashion industry can use 3D printing technology to create unique and memorable accessories for their collections
- Art Industry
- The combination of artistic talent and technological innovation can produce awe-inspiring pieces in the art industry.
- Luxury Industry
- The use of modern technologies to produce traditionally crafted luxury products can redefine the concept of luxury and create new opportunities in the luxury industry.
