Atelier Aida
For the ongoing Atelier Aida project I am developing a set of digital twin garments based on the original designs by Aida Kasaei. Working directly from physical patterns across sizes XS to XXL, I translated each design into a precise digital format – replicating not just the visual appearance but every construction detail, drape, and seam.
2026
Atelier Aida
For the ongoing Atelier Aida project I am developing a set of digital twin garments based
on the original designs by Aida Kasaei. Working directly from physical patterns across sizes XS to XXL, I translated each design into a precise digital format – replicating not just
the visual appearance but every construction detail, drape, and seam.
2026
Photo by Jacob
Photo by Kolya
Photo by Oliver
Photo by Leo
Photo by Paul
Photo by Lea
Photo by Fabrice
Photo by Alex
The deliverables included a series of turntable videos and motion animations – giving the garments presence and dimensionality beyond static imagery. The result became an invaluable reference tool for clients, giving them the clarity to make confident decisions about fit and design before committing to creating a physical piece.
First three digitalized garments with the size range from XS to XXL
The deliverables included a series of turntable videos and motion animations – giving
the garments presence and dimensionality beyond static imagery. The result became
an invaluable reference tool for clients, giving them the clarity to make confident decisions about fit and design before committing to creating a physical piece.
First three digitalized garments with the size range from XS to XXL
This project brings together my pattern making expertise and digital craft. The growing relevance of the physical-digital co-existence in fashion is something I find deeply compelling – and I am drawn to independent brands like Atelier Aida who embrace this technology as a genuine service to their clients.
This project brings together my pattern making expertise and digital craft. The growing relevance of the physical-digital co-existence in fashion is something I find deeply compelling – and I am drawn to independent brands like Atelier Aida who embrace this technology as a genuine service to their clients.
Photo by Jacob
Photo by Leo
Photo by Oliver
Photo by Paul
Photo by Lea
Photo by Fabrice
Photo by Jacob
Photo by Leo
Photo by Oliver
Photo by Paul
Photo by Lea
Photo by Fabrice
Photo by Jacob
Photo by Leo
Photo by Oliver
Photo by Paul
Photo by Lea
Photo by Fabrice
Photo by Jacob
Photo by Leo
Photo by Oliver
Photo by Paul
Photo by Lea
Photo by Fabrice