CONCEPT & DESIGN
Asylum is a digitally tailored ensemble combining structural and fluid elements. Constructed in Marvelous Designer and optimized for multi-fabric simulation, the look consists of a fitted jacquard blazer digitally printed with Sylvia Plath’s Tulips, integrated with a corset in raw Piñatex.
Four structured belts were calibrated with rigid cloth settings to reproduce straitjacket mechanics. The inner bodysuit, designed as a separate simulation layer, includes a shirt collar and concealed placket, while a rigid garter accessory preserved shape across poses.
Tailoring and physical pattern drafting guided the silhouette and structural logic of the jacket and accessories.
Digital reconstruction in CLO3D enabled fit validation, layering tests, and strap integration planning.
Cloth simulation was carried out in Marvelous Designer, focused on belt tension, sleeve binding, and layering accuracy.
Final garment construction was refined using insights from simulation.
CLO3D PATTERN DEVELOPMENT
Hand-drafted base reconstructed in CLO3D for fit validation, layering tests, and strap integration.
Visuals: photo of drafted pattern + CLO3D viewport (2D/3D)
Visuals: photo of drafted pattern + CLO3D viewport (2D/3D)
Hand-drafted pattern
CLO3D Viewport
CLO3D PREVIEWS
At this stage, buckles and metallic details were omitted from the simulation to avoid unnecessary collision calculations and improve performance.
These components will be added post-simulation in Houdini, using the high-resolution meshes attached via pointdeform nodes.
CLOTH SIM
IN CONSTRUCTION
DIGITAL PRINTING LAYOUT
Typographic design placed directly on CLO3D sewing patterns, ensuring continuity across darts and seams. Large-format digital printing applied to jacquard before final assembly.
FINAL GARMENT
Model: Ivana Burianová -- 📷 Tomáš Kouba
