Tokyo studio Nervous System applied generative design algorithms to neckwear and came out with 3D-printed bowties that look like they were pulled from a mathematical equation. Each one is unique, and each one sits at the exact intersection of jewelry, sculpture, and the thing you wear to a dinner where people ask you where you got your bowtie.
3D printed bow tie by monocircus
Japanese design studio monocircus creates the geek fashion accessory of the year, the 3D printed bowtie. With the onslaught of 3D-printed stuff in the last few months, the trend of wearable printed items seems to be speeding up. Via DesignBoom:
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