Iris van Herpen: Examining the anatomy of air
Iris van Herpen uses 3D printing and magnets for fashion collection
Iris van Herpen Spring 2015 Ready-to-Wear Collection | Vogue
Iris van Herpen - The Magnetic Motion ferrofluid dress installation is currently at OCT Contemporary Art Terminal in Shanghai, as part of The Future Of Fashion Is Now exhibition, curated by Museum
van Herpen Brings Magnetism to Fashion - 3D Printing Industry
Magnetic Motion now in stores | News | Iris van Herpen
Magnetic Motion | Couture | Iris van Herpen | Iris van herpen, Fashion, Women wear
Iris Van Herpen S/S15 - Magnetic motion / lovelovelove | ODALISQUE DIGITAL
Magnetic Motion now in stores | News | Iris van Herpen
Magnetic grown dresses by Iris van Herpen and Jólan van der Wiel
Museum at FIT on Twitter: "Artists in Fashion Week: Iris Van Herpen's collaborated with artist Jólan van der Wiel to harness magnetic fields and “grow” this pair of otherworldly shoes (Magnetic Motion
Iris Van Herpen S/S15 - Magnetic motion / lovelovelove | ODALISQUE DIGITAL
Iris van Herpen - Magnetic Motion - Fashion&Accessories - VillaseGolfe
Magnetic Motion by Iris van Herpen | Inspirationist
Magnetic Motion – STARTS PRIZE
Iris van Herpen - Inspired by CERN's Large Hadron Collider, these 'Magnetic Motion' shoes were 'grown' with a metalized liquid rubber that is pulled into its shape with magnets, in collaboration with
Iris van Herpen Spring 2015 Ready-to-Wear Collection | Vogue
Magnetic Motion, Dress - Iris van Herpen — Google Arts & Culture
MAGNETIC MOTION - niccolocasas
Magnetic Motion - Domus
MAGNETIC MOTION - niccolocasas
MAGNETIC MOTION - niccolocasas
