Grace Ling built her New York label on 3D printing and CGI, which lets her calculate the exact material each piece needs and create forms with zero waste. Born in Singapore, Ling studied fashion design at Parsons School of Design and Central Saint Martins and worked at Thom Browne and The Row. She also studied sculpture and performance art, and her work often involves film and collaboration. The label is known for 3D-printed metal pieces and sculptural silhouettes, shaped through precise cutting and pattern making, and its pieces have been exhibited at The Met.