More about Dita's dress:

http://www.papermag.com/2013/03/check_out_this_3d_printed_dres.php

Ctrl A... Ctrl C....Ctrl V... Ctrl P... Now it is worn by me! Ha...

More 3-d printed dresses:

http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/22/3905674/paris-fashion-week-runway-has-3d-printed-dresses

I guess Dita von Treese can go back to her previous couture.

http://i.materialise.com/blog/entry/flexible-3d-printed-fashion-hits-the-catwalk-with-iris-van-herpen-julia-koerner-and-materialise

Very cool to see it made:

Final product:

Let's remember that 3D printed dresses were pioneered in 2011-12, by Dutch designer Iris van Herpens (at least, that i can remember having a significant debut on the scene) -  Instantly iconic for the complex math involved (3D printing has merely furthered the practice of using physically models to understand mathematical shapes that previously could not be visualized).

Hiroshi Sugimoto's "Mathematical Forms"(beautiful photographs if you appreciate Minimalism)

"Art is possible even without artistic intention."

You might like this site for 3D news: http://www.3ders.org/articles/20120719-iris-van-herpen-stunning-3d-printed-dress-hybrid-holism-aw2012-13-collection.html

Waylan, thank you for these links. VERY cool and makes me excited about the future!

Why 3-D printing will work in fashion:

http://techcrunch.com/2013/07/20/why-3d-printing-will-work-in-fashion/

was there any doubt?  

There is still a LOT of doubt. Why let machines do something when "hand made" has cachet?