ABOUT

Andrea Döring is a Berlin-based creative director and digital fashion designer working at the intersection of AI, fashion technology and immersive storytelling. With a background spanning leading fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton, Chloé, Marc Jacobs and Dorothee Schumacher, she now focuses on designing future-facing workflows for research, content creation and education across physical and digital platforms.

She currently leads the creative direction and digital realisation of Virtual Couture, a state-funded research project at Kunstgewerbemuseum Berlin that explores how historical fashion can be translated into 3D environments and AI-assisted experiences. Her work has been showcased at The Royal Institution London, Fashion Film Festival Milano and London Fashion Week through collaborations such as Laugesen x Andrea Döring, where AI, 3D and film are used to build coherent narrative worlds.

As a lecturer at institutions including AMD Berlin and Macromedia University, she shares her expertise in AI, digital couture and 3D workflows, helping the next generation of designers integrate new tools into their practice in a critical, creative way. Her practice combines cultural research, technical innovation and visual experimentation — using AI not as a shortcut, but as an expanding toolset to reimagine fashion as an evolving language of the future.