A Digital Design Journey with CLO Virtual Fashion

Bertha Jiménez is a 3D Fashion Designer specializing in digital garment creation using CLO3D and Unreal Engine 5. With a background in Fashion Design and Haute Couture, her work combines traditional garment construction with digital workflows, creating fashion for visual projects, campaigns and video games. Her current work explores digital fashion as a bridge between technical garment design, 3D art and interactive experiences.  

Fernanda Bernardi is the Team Lead for Design & Implementation at CLO Virtual Fashion GmbH, where she manages a specialised team of experts focused on helping fashion brands build efficient, sustainable digital workflows that reduce physical sampling and accelerate development. With over a decade of experience in the traditional fashion industry, she brings a firsthand understanding of the limitations physical processes impose. Since 2020, Fernanda has driven digital-first transformation, leveraging her industry insights to transition brands and manufacturers from traditional practices toward scalable, technology-driven ways of working.

Jon Sánchez is a 3D designer, passionate about digital fashion and cyberpunk aesthetics. Ever since he discovered the world of design, captivated by the idea of creating realities that transcend the physical, exploring the balance between technology, art, and fashion. His work reflects his vision: an elegant, dark, and boundless future, where black is not just a color but a statement of style and attitude. 3D design is his language, and digital fashion is my way of telling stories. He draws inspiration from futurism, neon-filled cities, and the contrasts between minimalism and extravagance. When he is not modelling or creating new pieces, he loves exploring how emerging technologies can reshape the way we express ourselves, both in the physical and digital worlds.

Patricia Nahorniac is a Digital Fashion Specialist and CLO Creator based in Berlin, Germany. With a background in Textile Design, she blends craftsmanship and innovation through her digital sewing studio deadstockbloom. Her work is generally inspired by functionality, uniforms and utility garments that have an unexpected playful twist. Her practice is focused on creating unique pieces that last over time in the digital realm.

Vesna Stawa is a digital artist and the founder of Orchidea3D, based in Belgrade. Working between traditional fine art and high-fidelity 3D, Stawa creates digital fashion narratives she describes as botanical surrealism, drawing on Slavic mythology and the ephemeral beauty of transformation. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at The State of Fashion Biennale, The Wrong Biennale, and across the CLO and Unreal Engine communities, with collaborations including Pantone and a showcase at Milan Fashion Week, and press in Forbes and Glitch Magazine.