10 Digital Artists: Digital Fashion and Style in Web3
From digital fashion shows to virtual dressing rooms, digital fashion design is an exciting fusion of technology and style that opens up limitless possibilities, revolutionizing the way we perceive and interact with clothing.
Through virtual clothing and accessories, digital artists have been creating bold and imaginative designs that defy physics while offering a sustainable alternative to traditional fashion.
Whether you are an artist looking for inspiration, a curator working on an exhibition, or a digital arts fan looking to discover digital artists, this list is for you.
Here’s a list of 10 talented digital artists, or digital fashion designers, that create beautiful garments that bring distinct personality to virtual realms.
Scroll to learn more about them! Here’s the featured artists:CrisstianaRory ScottThe Immersive KINDStephy FungTrần Quỳnh NhiDaniella LoftusMandana Haddadi Anna LiedtkeWildy MartinezChrrytCrisstiana is a digital artist from Romania who is currently based in Italy. With a background in psychology, she worked in various fields before an unpleasant experience related to respiratory problems forced her to take a break. She used this time to learn about the blockchain technology and started her journey with NFTs and AI generative art.
Crisstiana’s breathing experience has led her to depicting gas masks in her art — she interprets them in various ways and situations, colorful and fashionable, as her signature. Crisstiana works with AI to bring gas masks into the world of high fashion.
Her gas masks are inspired by fashion, flowers, emotions, concepts and experiences. Her passion for fashion stems from her belief that clothing is the most distinctive way of outwardly presenting what we are inside.
“As a traveler in a world of fashion, you have the opportunity to explore and immerse yourself in the diverse styles and trends of different cultures around the globe. Fashion is a universal language that connects people across borders, and as a traveler, you can observe and learn about the different ways in which people express themselves through their clothing and accessories.”
Rory Scott is a creative technologist and multidisciplinary artist who lives in Chicago. She is an Alumni of The School of The Art Institute of Chicago and is working as a creator and consultant.
Her work is recognized for its use of patterns, glitter, and for its likeness to the Universe. She explores the ideas of impermanence, the passage of time and the impacts of technology upon the evolution of humanity.
We are absolutely in love with her AR dresses she creates for Snapchat and TikTok. Users can bring fashion and fun in any room by using her augmented reality designs as filters on themselves in photos and videos.
Rory Scott is currently working on AR fashion designs that will be part of an upcoming show by Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art.
Rory Scott is also featured in 10 Digital Artists: Augmented Reality Art
The Immersive KIND is a creative technology collective for digital fashion and Metaverse arts. It’s made up of a multidisciplinary team of architects, artists, creative technologists, neuroscientists, artificial intelligence engineers, and data scientists. They also work as an extended reality creative studio and offer opportunities to collaborate with the XR studio and access to emerging artists pioneering advanced technology tools.
The platform specializes in AR, VR, and mixed reality and immersive experiences to bring sustainable and creative fashion. The collective recently announced their AI FUTURE FASHION collection, curated by Kadine James, Enza Rotolo, and Jessica Avarello, featuring over 10 artists. The collection reimagines catwalk for the digitalized society and our world after the AI revolution.
“The Immersive Kind are committed to the next generation of artists that are reshaping and challenge art in real life (IRL) and virtual realm. As part of The Immersive Kind’s ongoing research and development, the Arts Technology Platform enables collaborative R&D projects through knowledge exchange. By connecting artists who look at creative technology in their practice with current technology themes, The Immersive Kind discovers and initiates new approaches to the meaning of digital realm.”
Stephy Fung is a digital fashion artist based in UK. She designs virtual clothing using Adobe Suite, Cinema4D, Clo3d, Substance Painter, and Daz3D, and has worked with clients such as Dell, Snapchat, Glenfiddich & Highsnobiety, Jo Malone, Paco Rabanne, Xbox, Vogue Singapore, and Selfridges.
Stephy Fung’s work is recognizable for its vibrant colors and balanced composition, which is an homage to her Chinese heritage. Her designs fuse modern styling with traditional Chinese elements while letting her explore her own British-Chinese identity.
She is also a prolific content creator educator — she has created a course on Digital Streetwear Design, and is sharing her tips on digital fashion design on Instagram, Youtube, and Twitch.
She is an incredible inspiration for any digital artist interested in designing virtual clothes — make sure to follow her work!
Trần Quỳnh Nhi is a graphic designer and the creator of the first digital fashion house in Vietnam, 143Dress. After earning her degree in fashion design at London College for Design and Fashion in Hanoi, she started the fashion brand to use 3D design to unleash her creativity and bring innovation to her environment.
Her work is inspired by her own childhood, innocence, and bright colors. Trần Quỳnh Nhi hopes to convey positive energy and heal people through her virtual collections. In her first collection for DRESSX, 143Dress recreated children’s dreams with unrealistic fantasy worlds — inspired by floating castles on the sea, nostalgia for childhood, and bright summer colors.
The designer hopes to ignite the innocent curiosity of children among adults, and remind that everyone was once a child.
“The opportunities that Metaverse opens are almost endless, I believe in creating a parallel industry that is much more interesting and creative than the current fashion industry. Digital fashion brings democracy, and the creative process of digital fashion is something that everyone can participate in.”
Daniella Loftus is a digital creator, influencer, and investor of digital fashion. She is the founder of the digital fashion platform, DRAUP, and a founding member of Digital Fashion investment vehicle, RED DAO.
She created This Outfit Does Not Exist in 2020 with the aim of accelerating the shift towards a digitally-native fashion industry. On the platform she shares gorgeous AR garments that defy physics. Using augmented reality technology, Daniella Loftus shows up in her photos in incredibly creative and stunning outfits that — you guessed it — don’t actually exist.
DRAUP is a Web3 native marketplace for the next era of luxury fashion — laying at the intersection of creative, technological, and financial innovation, the platform maximizes the value of digital fashion for its consumers and creators.
“no materials were harmed in the making of these photos”
Mandana Haddadi is a digital fashion designer who works as a full time artist and freelancer, based in Germany. She designs costumes, virtual clothes for games, and creates fashion animations using creative 3D modeling with CLO 3D and Marvelous Designer.
She has recently collaborated with designer Andrea Albrizio to create a digital look for Paris Fashion Week. The AR look is developed by ZERO10 and you can download the app to try it on yourself!
Follow Mandana Haddadi’s work and tutorials to immerse yourself in the colorful realm of digital fashion design.
Anna Liedtke is a fashion designer and texture artist based in Amsterdam. She is also a Senior 3D Fashion designer and the content director at The Fabricant, which is a digital-only fashion house. She has designed digital collections for H&M and created and styled avatars with 3D designer G VNCT.
Being a former 3D design project designer at Hugo Boss, Anna Liedtke realized that traditional fashion career is more an office job than being creative. She started designing virtual garments with CLO 3D during her free time, which unleashed her creativity — she began experimenting with the art direction and creating scenes instead of designing solely garments.
The designer is interested in exploring a future of fashion that’s far beyond what our reality could ever achieve, and is excited to see what’s yet to come in the realm of digital fashion and augmented wardrobes.
“In the beginning I created more designs related to the physical world. But since I started at The Fabricant, I see digital fashion more as a new genre which don’t need to copy reality. We have the chance to defy gravity, have endless resources of materials and creating new textures, which would never exist in the real world.”
Wildy Martinez, founder of the creative movement “Wildflower Fields,” is a digital illustrator, fashion designer, mother, and hope dealer born and raised in NYC. She shines her positive heart through mixed media and digital art while bringing awareness to racial prejudices.
As a proud Afro-Latina and 1st Generation Dominican American artist, Wildy celebrates diversity in women via fashion, illustrations, and storytelling as well as collaborations. She creates NFTs to emphasize the beauty of Vitiligo and is an advocate for normalizing natural beauty and celebrating imperfections.
Wildy participated in the first AI Fashion Week with Revolve and Maison Meta, where 160 designers competed in Season 1 with 10 finalist and 3 winners. Even though she didn’t get to the finals, she minted a few of her favorites to OBJKT. Check out the beautiful collection of AI-generated runway looks that remind us of magical forest fairies.
“My dream has always been to use fashion somehow to do good. How can something that typically is considered to be a vain, make a change in the world. … I use my art to bring awareness of different social issues and to encourage women to embrace their individuality and unique beauty.”
Sharare Toosi Zade AKA Chrryt is a digital innovator and 3D artist from Italy, and is focused on character design and digital fashion. She holds a BA in industrial design and an MA in Fashion Studies from Sapienza University in Rome. She has over a decade of experience in graphics design, digital painting, and motion art.
Her work has been featured in Theatre of Digital Art in Dubai, Farzad Art Gallery in Iran, and Burning Mountain Festival in Switzerland, and more.
Chrryt is also the founder of Digital Fashion House, Chrryt, which designs and produces innovative virtual assets and experiences for the metaverse. It combines cutting-edge technology and creativity to depict the unique expressions and identities of individuals in virtual worlds. They offer digital fashion items that can be worn online and traded as NFTs. They collaborate with leading designers and create digital wardrobes and 3D Characters as well as perfume and jewelry.
“Designing is an art
It’s about using extra-ordinary
In an ordinary framework”
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