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Garment Design
Dresses, outerwear, denim, jerseys and knits shaped for both concept and scale.
Body / pattern / simulation
Tatiana Dybok
Tatiana Dybok builds fashion objects between garment construction, textile surface and digital simulation.
Profile
A fashion and digital designer working between silhouette, surface and simulation. The practice moves from commercial garment development to marine-bionic 3D objects, keeping the portfolio precise, tactile and future-facing.
Selected work
Three directions, one visual language.
The site is reorganized as a curated system: garment expertise first, then print/CAD logic, then the digital atelier.
Case archive
Experience, edited like a fashion index.
Art direction, fast-fashion production, high-volume design and independent womenswear development.
Art Direction
1001 DRESS
Creative direction across new design development, assortment planning and concept-led production for a dress-focused brand.
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Product Development
NA-KD
Design and product development for the Swedish brand, including style approval with local manufacturing and high-volume product flow.
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Mass Market
BEfree
Dresses, knits, jerseys and tailored pieces designed for mass-market scale, including styles produced in quantities up to 10,000 units.
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Womenswear
Asya Malbershtein
Lightweight womenswear and outerwear concepts, technical sketches, prototypes, original prints and production documentation.
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Surface Systems
CAD & Print Design
Technical 2D CAD sheets and allover print development for garments, balancing precise construction information with textile graphic language.
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3D Research
CLO3D & 3D Printing
Digital garment renders, marine-bionic accessories and experiments with direct printing onto fabric as a bridge between screen and object.
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Surface systems
Technical precision with textile attitude.
2D CAD and allover print development are framed as a visual lab: clean drawings, repeat systems and graphic surfaces that can travel into production.
Digital atelier
Rendered, printed, worn.
A 3D practice spanning CLO3D garments, marine-bionic forms, direct printing onto fabric and sculptural accessories.
Available for design, CAD, print and digital fashion projects