3D Printing played a big part in the 2013 Victoria Secret Fashion Show
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The lead designer envisioned an outfit based on a snowflake
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Bradley Rothenberg focused on creating something that is at the intersection of art, design and architecture. (this image is a render of the bustle plan)
To create this custom costume, designers had to 3D scan the model who would be wearing the piece
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The main designer is a trained architect who sees the body as an architectural system
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Victoria's Secret, Shapeways and Swarovski collaborated to create the final design, entitled the "Snow Queen." (this image is a render of the full outfit from the front)
Bradley was able to quickly perfect his design using Maya design software
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This was an initial corset render that Rothenberg created.
Check it out: can you believe that's 3D printed nylon plastic?
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