{"id":7715,"date":"2016-02-09T12:51:45","date_gmt":"2016-02-09T17:51:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.solidworks.com\/teacher\/?p=7715"},"modified":"2016-02-09T12:51:45","modified_gmt":"2016-02-09T17:51:45","slug":"solidworks-fashion-designed-and-printed-to-protect","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.solidworks.com\/teacher\/2016\/02\/solidworks-fashion-designed-and-printed-to-protect.html","title":{"rendered":"SOLIDWORKS Fashion Designed and Printed to Protect"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Nitzan<\/p>\n

When Nitzan Kish<\/a> was learning to sew from her grandmother, she learned far more than the skills behind sewing\u00a0straight lines and making flowers from cloth. Nitzan’s grandmother\u00a0was a Holocaust survivor and in fact taught her granddaughter that she survived thanks to sewing. She taught Nitzan\u00a0to sew and to cut patterns from Burda, but most of all she believed in her granddaughter\u00a0and gave her\u00a0the freedom to be who\u00a0she is today. .<\/p>\n

\"Nitzan<\/p>\n

Nitzan\u00a0attended\u00a0at the\u00a0Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design<\/a>, Israel in gold smith and fashion studies, under the direction of Daniel Gaffney<\/strong>. \u00a0She now inspires younger students as an assistant instructor and creator of the “My, Myself and I” 3D Printed\u00a0clothing line. \u00a0From her experiences, she used her creativity, technological literacy, and design knowledge\u00a0to solve a women’s survival issue – simply can clothing protect women from assault?<\/p>\n

\"Nitzan<\/p>\n

With SOLIDWORKS as a design tool, 3D Printing has become integrated into the “new sewing machine”<\/p>\n

\"Nitzan<\/p>\n

Cloth can change shape and have reaction to physical forces.<\/p>\n

\"Nitzan<\/p>\n

New materials can be fabricated.<\/p>\n

\"Nitzan<\/p>\n

Materials can be printed to the exact shape for a vest or jacket.<\/p>\n

\"Nitzan<\/p>\n

Color can also be added.<\/p>\n

\"Nitzan \"Nitzan<\/p>\n

Dealing\u00a0with self-defense since\u00a0she was\u00a0a child, Nitzan’s father taught the family\u00a0karate, and she\u00a0also learned Ninjutsu. Last year, she\u00a0created jewelry for self-defense, worn directly on the woman’s body. In her\u00a0final design project, she decided to externalize the defense so that in addition to its functionality, it would create a dialogue on self-defense for women.<\/p>\n

\"Nitzan<\/p>\n

I was fortunate to interview this young designer, \u00a0Nitzan stated, “Why do we need it? Why do women have to wear armor when going out in a public sphere? The answer is – at the moment there is no other choice. If we talk about these issues now, maybe we can educate the future generations, and then maybe we would not have self-defense clothing.”<\/p>\n

Nitzan went on to say, “I believe that 3D printing enables us to create things that we could not create in any other way. \u00a0I think that this is the next industrial revolution, and that it will change the way we think and consume. \u00a0I would be happy to create collaborations relating to the project in all sorts of areas – distribution and marketing, new venues of thinking that will match the textile and links I created. My project’s designed in three dimensions allows me to think in new ways and actually come up with a new way to achieve my goals.”<\/p>\n

Nitzan thank you for sharing with the SOLIDWORKS community. \u00a0Your grandmother would be so proud. \u00a0Marie<\/p>\n

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