By Leah Gonzalezso, Source: PSFK

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Fashion created via 3D-printing technology is certainly not a new thing, but the many ways the technology is being used by designers to create increasingly unique pieces is a testament to the seemingly endless possibilities that 3D-printing presents for the industry.

One of the latest 3D-printed fashion lines that have gained attention is Hard Copy by 26-year-old Noa Raviv, a designer based in Tel Aviv, Israel.

The fashion collection integrated 3D-printed elements with familiar fabrics. The fashion collection was inspired by “the tension between the real and the virtual, between 2D and 3D,” according to the designer. Raviv based the different pieces on computerized patterns of grids and lines that were manipulated to create odd forms and waves. The results are visually fascinating pieces that seem to appear like distorted 3D drawings brought to life.
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