Last week Autodesk Gallery hosted their monthly Design Night in San Francisco. The theme for last week’s event was Fashion, so I knew it would be perfect to cover on the blog. The intersection of fashion and tech is so prevalent in San Francisco, and I feel like it’s a really unique phenomenon that’s special to the city. Autodesk hosted Francis Bitonti, designer of the 3D printed Dita Von Teese dress, who spoke about the inception and creation of this amazing dress and other inspiring designs his studio has worked on. By the way, if you’re looking to print a 3D dress yourself (I mean who isn’t, really?), Francis and his designers created this beauty that you can download and print yourself. That’s pretty much the most bad-ass thing I’ve heard all year.
After Francis’ talk, Melange, in partnership with iCu the network and Couture Press, produced a fantastic fashion show. And then of course, there’s all the awesome exhibits that the Gallery normally has on display, like a behind the scenes look at how Avatar was made using their software.
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so so cool!!
check out my latest outfit post:https://www.fashionglow.ro/?p=3469
xoxo,Khloe