Anthony Murray

Anthony Murray is an Adjunct Professor in the Fashion Design Program at the California College of the Arts (CCA), where he teaches and develops curriculum around digital design tools and emerging technologies. His practice, to.mu.lab, integrates fashion, motion graphics, animation, and new media to explore identity in the digital age.

His research and creative work focus on the intersection of fashion and technology, particularly in sustainable design, 3D garment modeling, augmented reality, and phygital fashion experiences. He is a leader in adopting virtual prototyping tools in fashion, having pioneered 3D design implementation at Levi Strauss & Co.

The recent publications and exhibitions reflect a strong trend in digital fashion, virtual wearables, and the cultural implications of fashion in digital environments. His work in this space bridges art, technology, and sustainability.

• 2014 Edison Gold Award for Social Impact (WellThread, Levi Strauss & Co.)

Anthony advises on curriculum development and integrates industry innovation into academic training. While no formal student advisees are listed, his teaching directly influences emerging designers in digital fashion. He has collaborated with major brands including Kohl's, Avirex USA, Nicestuff Clothing, and Nick Knight’s SHOWstudio.

He leads his own design practice, to.mu.lab, and founded the sustainable fashion brand Of the Clay, working with Bay Area manufacturers and eco-conscious production methods. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Vancouver Art Gallery and Design Museum Den Bosch.