3D-printed collection development for Skims, which I led

and initiated, transforming traditional workflows by integrating3D printing into prototyping.

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This process included designing intimate wear products

with 3D-printed elements while utilizing the technology for feasibility testing and rapid design iteration.

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Highlights include custom 3D-printed corset stays, meticulously tailored to balance flexibility and support

for optimal shaping creating an innovative product

that incorporates unique fabrics with 3D-printed

shapewear elements.

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Preliminary shape study focusing on zones of support,

stretch areas, while highlighting the body’s curves.

 

Using advanced tools like Rhino3D and Grasshopper 3D,

the designs were produced with FDM technology and

a customG-code generator.

 

The innovative approach combined unique fabrics

with precise structural elements, enhancing functionality and aesthetics.