Gallery: Dita Von Teese Flaunts Fibonacci-Inspired, 3-D Printed Gown

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    *Photo: Jeff Meltz*
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    Michael Schmidt and Francis Bitonti discuss the design and creation of their 3-D printed gown. *Photo: Andrew Tingle/Wired*
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    Video presentation detailing how the dress shapes itself to Von Teese's body. *Photo: Andrew Tingle/Wired*
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    A detail of the printed dress shoulder. *Photo: Andrew Tingle/Wired*
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    Spectators and designers in attendance. *Photo: Andrew Tingle/Wired*
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    A Makerbot on hand during the 3-D printed jewelry event creates a custom bracelet. *Photo: Jeff Meltz*
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    Shapeways' Duann Scott, who assisted with the printing of the gown, explains how the printed jewelry functions. *Photo: Jeff Meltz*
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    3-D printed necklaces highlight the incredible detail available through the technique. *Photo: Jeff Meltz*
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