Colombian designer Neyla Coronel has created a collection of custom 3D printed bras that leverage auxetic design and flexible filaments.

The jewellery pieces nod to the traditional filigree method, but their intricate forms are created using 3D-printing. ‘The traditional process of silver filigree is a very delicate and complex ...

By the 20th century there was ballistic nylon, but it took kevlar to produce garments with real protection against projectile impact. Now a 3D printed nanomaterial might replace kevlar.