Stefka first came across the concept of 3D fashion design while studying at Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) New York, where she became increasingly interested in the combination of fashion and technology. During her studies, she was introduced to Browzwear's 3D design technology, VStitcher, and since completing the VStitcher Certificate Program, it has entirely reshaped the way she creates her garments. Intricately detailed clothes have always inspired Stefka. Throughout her education, she developed a passion for luxury wear and couture, which is reflected throughout many of her designs.

When discussing the concept of fashion avatars and digital runways, Stefka shared that "It is a whole new way of modeling. Rather than seeing the garment on your desktop, you can do so much more with it; you can gain a clear sense of how the garment will look when it is worn." Stefka first learned about the Diigitals during the Alvanon 3D Tech Festival several months back, gaining insight into the process behind creating the avatars. She is over the moon to be a part of this campaign, share her designs and creativity with the Diigitals, and see how each part comes together.

Stefka had several inspirations behind her designs for the editorial. Firstly, 18th and 19th century fashion apparently it wasn't only females who wore corsets during that time but men wore them as well to improve posture. She wanted to create a piece that could be worked by both men and women. "Usually, when something has been stored away for a while, it has creases, so I wanted to emphasize that this piece was an unfolded corset, which you can see in the details, but give it a 21st century twist in denim." The second design, a preventative dress, in line with today's current climate, a multipurpose piece that can also be worn as a vest. With this piece, she experimented with different materials from the Substance by Adobe and Browzwear denim washes to create a washed-out effect. Finally, the third garment is inspired by surrealism. The panels are added for a more dramatic touch, and the keyhole represents the entrance to one's subconscious mind as we walk through life with uncertainty.