Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics


The unique aesthetic of Iris van Herpen's collection and how the materials used evoke a sense of 3D printing and resemble insects:


Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show

In Iris van Herpen's latest haute couture collection, the garments transcend traditional fashion boundaries, appearing as if plucked from a distant future where technology and nature intertwine seamlessly. One striking aspect of these avant-garde creations is their resemblance to intricately crafted 3D-printed structures, a testament to van Herpen's innovative approach to design.
Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe

Upon closer inspection, it becomes pronounced that the materials used possess a texture and form reminiscent of delicate insect exoskeletons. The intricate patterns with ethereal translucency of the textile mimic the organic intricacies found in nature, evoking the mesmerizing allure of insect wings and carapaces.
Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe 2
Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe 2
The illusion of 3D printing is further enhanced by the meticulous layering and manipulation of materials, creating a sense of depth and dimensionality that captivates the imagination. Each piece emerges from a digital realm, embodying the convergence of technology and artistry fused in fashion.
Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe 2 Miami Art Reviews 3
Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe 2 Miami Art Reviews 3
The architectural influence is palpable, with geometric shapes and structural elements forming the foundation of each garment. Yet, the fluidity and organic flow of the designs truly mesmerize, echoing the graceful movements of underwater creatures or the intricate dance of insects in flight.
Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe 2 Miami Art Reviews 4
Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe 2 Miami Art Reviews 4
In essence, Iris van Herpen's collection serves as a testament to the boundless possibilities of fashion as a medium for creative expression. She invites us to envision a future where art and innovation coexist in perfect harmony by seamlessly blending elements of technology, nature, and architectural design.

Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe 2 Miami Art Reviews 5
Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe 2 Miami Art Reviews 5
This excerpt aims to capture the essence of van Herpen's collection while emphasizing the unique qualities of the materials used and their resemblance to 3D-printed structures and insect-inspired designs.

Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe 2 Miami Art Reviews 6
Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola  Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe 2 Miami Art Reviews 6

Iris van Herpen is a Dutch fashion designer renowned for her avant-garde and futuristic designs that often blend traditional craftsmanship with innovative technologies. She founded her eponymous label, Iris van Herpen, in 2007 and quickly gained recognition for pushing the boundaries of fashion through her experimental approaches to design and materials.

Van Herpen's fashion shows take place during major fashion events such as Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week, where she unveils her latest collections to international audiences and industry insiders. Her shows often feature mesmerizing visual presentations that complement the otherworldly nature of her designs.

In addition to her innovative use of materials and techniques, van Herpen has collaborated with various artists, architects, and scientists to explore new avenues of creativity and expression. Her work has been exhibited in prestigious institutions worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute in New York City.

Van Herpen's designs have garnered widespread acclaim and have been worn by celebrities and style icons on red carpets and high-profile events. She has received numerous awards for her contributions to fashion, including the ANDAM Fashion Award and the Dutch Design Award.

Iris van Herpen's designs are celebrated for her visionary approach to fashion, constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the industry and inspiring future generations of designers to think outside the box.


Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Costume Design 3 DPrintingTecno Textile 

Iris van Herpen ~ Architectonics, Fashion show CREDITS Press: KCD Paris Styling: Nicola Formichetti Casting: Maxime Valentini Make-up: James Kaliardos | NARS Hair: Antoinette Beenders | AVEDA Shoes in collaboration with SCRY Headpieces: Malakai & Rinaldy Yunardi Music Direction: Salvador Breed Tracks: 'miu' & 'shaolin mantis' by Marina Herlop  'God' by Sinjin Hawke & Zora Jones Choreography & Backstage: Kim Vos Labrie Show production: Jonas Kraft Show Video: Jip Mus & Dammes Kieft Frontstage Photography: Gio Staiano Backstage photography: Molly SJ Lowe

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