Krista Kim, a Toronto-based artist, created a range of digital fabrics that resemble the fluidity of water. The digital collection was designed for The Fabricant, a digital fashion house. Kim's material will make up part of the Nymph collection.
The material is called Transcendence. It is designed to move like water, inspired by the substance's elegant fluidity. Thus far, it has been used on a headdress that forms the central piece in the Nymph collection. Overall, the hyper-realistic collection includes a range of gothic undergarments, a pair of black thigh-high boots, the Nymph headdress, and a Hemdrok jacket. The headdress and shirt are flowing and lightweight, which contrasts the utilitarian design of other pieces in the collection, including the shoes.
Image Credit: Krista Kim / The Fabricant
What's Driving This Trend
- Digital Fabric Design
- Opportunity for designers to explore digital fabric design and create innovative, hyper-realistic collections.
- Water-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for new fashion trends and designs to emerge that are inspired by water and its fluidity.
- Hyper-realistic Collections
- Opportunity for designers to create hyper-realistic collections using digital fabrics that imitate the movement and texture of natural elements.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- Industry players can leverage digital fabrics to create new collections that incorporate natural fluidity into clothing designs.
- Textile Industry
- Opportunity for textile manufacturers to pivot towards creating more innovative fabrics that mimic natural elements like water.
- Digital Design Industry
- Opportunity for digital designers to experiment with fabric design and find new innovative ways to apply their skills to the fashion industry.
