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Susan Fang's Spring 2027 Argument: The Printer Only Gets You Halfway

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Susan Fang's new collection, called A Floating World, sets machine-printed elements beside garments finished entirely by hand. The two methods are given equal billing, a reminder that even as 3D printing grows more common on the runway, the pieces that stay with you still come from a person working with tools, not a program running alone. It is craft treated as the whole point, not the afterthought.

With reporting from WWD Fashion.

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