Iris van Herpen showcased her five new architectural looks alongside her previous pieces for the Haute Couture collection, combining 3D printing with hand-made processes. The result is a remarkable overview of Iris’s works that featured her profound craftsmanship and her skillful grasp of the materials in relation to the body. I look forward to more!
Photos courtesy of Iris van Herpen
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matter an art in itself! It’s beautiful, real sculptures
cooool!!!!
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