In the newly concluded Chanel Paris high show, the tweed suit displayed by designer KarlLagerfeld combines 3D print elements with the long history of high definition skills such as handspike beads, intricate embroidery and feather technology.

The most advanced "selective laser sintering" technology gives the Chanel classic suit a three-dimensional effect. The technology is based on the 3D printing model, and the powder material is bonded to a solid structure.

Then came the fashion week of Berlin in July 10th, and the designer MarinaHoermanseder launched a 3D vest with a lock shaped nail, and her "Alice ally Wonderland" series.

The trumpet skirts, short waist jackets, pleated balloon pants and a perfect blend of thousands of handmade leather flowers.

This seems to be getting more and more reliable. The rigid laboratory style is gradually weakening, and its wearability and practicability are stronger.

According to the US Quartz website, under the help of architect JuliaK o rner, MarinaHoermanseder skillfully used 3D printing technology to make the surface of the vest look like those soft, pleated ones.

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The gray belt and the rose golden buckle are fastened to the shoulders and sides.

This vest is made of resin and printed in Holland, while MarinaHoermanseder's Italy buckle manufacturer is responsible for matching the button with rose gold, which is more perfect.

At the end of the show, MarinaHoermanseder told Quartz: "the first one burned out."

The second looks good, but due to pport problems, it was only 10 minutes before the grand show arrived.

Will MarinaHoermanseder put the vest into production and sell it? I replied, "if anyone wants to wear it, he will sell it.

We keep data, because it is 3D printing, so we can continue to reproduce as long as we want to. "