From Hong Kong, a "lace" dress, constructed with a "3D Pen".

This has got to be the hard way to make a dress, and I'd be surprised if it was especially comfortable to wear.  (Soon, we'll have the option to print much nicer materials, I'm sure.)

http://youtu.be/6NZMDRxCWVs

An interesting 'wearable scupture' from NYU graduate project.  This uses technology familiar to Fabbers, and could be recreated in the CUCFL: 3D printing, smart fabric, an arduino, and data feeds from mobile devices were employed to create a provocative garment that amplifies the wearer's "exposure":

as she eimits metadata that reveals her personal activities, the garmet becomes transparent to reveal more of her personal person.

See also:

X.pose by Xuedi Chen and Pedro G.C. Oliveira

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