Research and Development in 3D Design
This body of work highlights my contributions as a 3D designer while collaborating with the Creative Director of Turnbull & Asser Roberto Menichetti (ex.Burberry). My role focused on innovating the physical-to-digital pipeline and refining 3D printing processes to bring designs to life. Key achievements include:
Physical-to-Digital Pipeline: Streamlined the conversion of traditional clothing patterns into digital assets, enabling rapid prototyping and enhancing creative flexibility.
3D Printing Expertise: Spearheaded iterative development for creating tangible prototypes, ensuring design precision and alignment with the brand's luxury ethos.
Collection Development: Played a pivotal role in building a collection by iterating designs and integrating cutting-edge digital tools with heritage craftsmanship.
This work not only showcases technical innovation but also demonstrates how technology can seamlessly blend with traditional luxury design principles to deliver forward-thinking solutions.
Turnbull & Asser, established in 1885, is a distinguished British shirtmaker renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and bespoke tailoring. With its flagship store located on London's historic Jermyn Street, the company has been a purveyor of fine clothing and accessories for over a century. Turnbull & Asser holds a Royal Warrant, granted in 1980 by then-Prince Charles, now King Charles III, underscoring its commitment to quality and service.
The brand is celebrated for its handmade shirts, suits, and ties, and has dressed a clientele that includes royalty, dignitaries, and iconic figures such as James Bond.
