Dita Von Teese presents first 3D-printed dress

American singer, model and designer Dita Von Teese has presented the first 3D-printed dress.

The dress created by designer Michael Schmidt is made up of 13,000 black Swarvoski crystals and covered in black paint, Daily Mail reported.

Schmidt collaborated with architect Francis Bitonti to find out how to apply 3D-technology.  Dita was wearing a nude color corset, although she appeared to be naked.

Michael Schmidt previously made costumes for Lady Gaga, including famous bubble dress.