3D digital fashion is a ground-breaking trend that has emerged from the combination of technology and fashion. This innovative phenomenon has started to fundamentally change the manner in which we produce and consume fashion. Furthermore, it is important to consider the methods and practices employed in the instruction and development of this subject at educational institutions worldwide. This article explores the significant influence of 3D digital fashion on both the industry and educational institutions. It also examines the significant impact it has had on design, production, sustainability, and the concept of fashion in the 21st century. This study used a mixed method approach, which blends case studies and review of the literature. Thus, it is concluded that there is tremendous impact of this phenomenon and it clearly demonstrates the progress made towards efficiency, and innovation. Equipped with 3D technology, fashion students are not just students but trailblazers propelling beneficial transformation. They are actively minimizing waste, advocating for sustainable methods, and becoming proficient in the digital tools that will shape the future of the fashion industry. As this expertise continues to develop, it will unquestionably lead the way in a new era of fashion. An environment where creativity is limitless, waste is minimized, and sustainability intersects with cutting-edge design and technology.

Authors:
Sneha Bhatnagar, National Institute of Fashion Technology, India

About the Presenter(s)
Dr. Sneha Bhatnagar, Assistant Professor, Course Coordinator Fashion Design Dept, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Mumbai, India.
Areas of specialization history of fashion and textiles, surface ornamentation, craft-based studies.

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