A digital couture studio based in Glasgow
Virtually Wearable is a Glasgow-based digital couture studio exploring the relationship between garment construction, digital visualisation, and contemporary craft. Rooted in sewing and pattern cutting, the studio translates material intelligence into virtual form for luxury, archival, and cultural contexts.
Corsetry Study: Archival Reconstruction, Bridal Variant (CLO3D)
A pattern-led corsetry reconstruction developed in CLO3D using reference imagery from the V&A’s online collection for study. The project began as an ~1825 corset and combinations set, then evolved into a contemporary bridal variant—retaining the construction logic while refining proportion, materials, and presentation. Output focuses on silhouette accuracy, assembly clarity, and production-aware detailing.
V&A reference imagery used for educational study.