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Do you remember my post of  ‘Gombold ujra’? Lilla Bartfai’s collection was one of my favorites and since then I started to like it even more. I got an email, whether I was interested in writing a longer post about this collection and -of course- I said yes. And when I found out the collection was made by 3D designing a printing I got even more excited. With this technique every piece in this ‘digital couture’ collection can be adjusted to the bride’s dress and style. Garlic is the main motive of the collection which used to keep away bad and malicious intents in folk beliefs. Here it is used to express thoughts related to marriage – like connectedness, rebirth and continuity. I love the ‘before’ pics and sketches of the collection sometimes even more than the finished pieces, because it is always interesting to see the process and the stages of creation.

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I found a very interesting video about how fashion meets technology. More technology, less fashion actually. The idea is genius, but I’d work more on the design part. I like this jacket, because it’s not trying to be useful at all, but simply creative and unique. In the video a man is walking on the streets wearing a kind of a windbreaker and gloves. He touches cars, people, walls and the sleeves of the jacket turns to the color he touched. I can imagine this in a long skirt and the sensors are in the high heels so as you walk it changes to the color of the ground. If I’d be a high fashion house I’d definitely buy this idea. For the video click HERE.