The Squid stories: Nr°24 Image of the day

Nr°24 Image of the day

Check out Miss Dita Von Teese who showed recently this fully articulated 3D-printed dress designed specifically for her. This futuristic black gown was assembled from 17 individual pieces,

has nearly 3000 unique articulated joints and is adorned with

over 13.000 Swarovski crystals.

Designer Michael Smidt designed the gown but to actually realize

and print the design they called in architect Francis Bitonti and

the company Shapeways (a NY based team).

Dutch fashion designer Iris Van Herpen is already experimenting

with this amazing technique for years and I keep an eye on her

work every time she shows...You'll see why...

(So does Lady Gaga who is a passionate fan of her work)

Iris Van Herpen

Lady Gaga in Iris Van Herpen

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Hi, my name is Kate Stockman.

I am an creative, intuitive thinker & trend forecaster who believes in cross-disciplinary solutions.
I have a passion for future brand development, fashion, art and powerful through-the-line-communication.

I always had multiple sensors, ‘aerials’ or ‘antennas’ as I call them, to feel what’s going on in the world, what is coming and why.
From fashion, over design, food, modern art, communication to psychology, nightlife and science connected with nature. It always felt natural.

That’s why I founded my own creative trend company and this blog.

Enjoy.

The Squid Stories is an interdisciplinary blog magazine focusing on the interaction between design, art, fashion, shops, travel, communication and developments in consumer behaviour.

If I look at art, fashion, design and food trends, all signs direct in the same direction. We are restoring society with all the means we have.
That’s the good news.

The Squid Stories tries to catch urban and rural vibes on contemporary culture that surrounds us.
Founded in 2010, the blog started as a diary/playground/time capsule to document my inspiration-filled days and took a next step in 2014 towards Kate’s weekly report on contemporary culture.

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As my roots lie in photography, most of the pictures of this blog are my own. I’ve always been a true Nikon lover, so all photographs are taken with the beautiful white Nikon J1 or with my professional Nikon D80. Off course, being an ‘Instagramer’ of the first hour, my I-phone also serves frequently as a third black box.

Besides that, The Squid Stories carefully selects images and adds links to the original source, to give credit where credit is due. If you happen to come across an image with any missing information, please contact me to fix it.