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In 2013, Adidas and Yohji Yamamoto announced that they would be discontinuing the Y3DF collection, citing a desire to move in a new creative direction. The decision marked the end of the Y3DF busted top's reign as a fashion trend.

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Y3DF is an online creative collective that utilizes advanced 3D rendering software to produce adult-oriented graphic novels and episodic comics. Unlike traditional 2D hand-drawn manga or Western comics, Y3DF relies entirely on digital sculpting and virtual staging.