The postmodern era marks the emergence of virtual reality that slowly enters into every corner of an individual's life. The arrival of virtual reality allows simple, simultaneous and continuous playing with identity. Fluidity of identity is created through a minimal change that leads to differences and the creation of a new identity. Therefore, the key question of contemporary fashion should not be an explanation of its meanings, but the act of fashion itself. The way in which it opens the door to building new identities, places individuals in a certain stake and affects the consumer community, the environment, and the workforce. The virtual body has no biological material and genetic code which generate it’s predetermined form. In a virtual environment an individual is the only creator of the surface and form in the continuous creation. Artists such as Stelarc, Orlan and Sevdaliza wonder about the destiny and form of such bodies, providing an inexhaustible source of inspiration for all future fashion designers and artists. The fashion designer of the future, just like Gille Deleuzes idea of a body without organs, has to propagate the idea of his profession and adapt to all the challenges he expects: greater integration of technology, work on the design of the body itself, thinking about ecological sustainability and ultimately abandoning the design of the real world objects. These future fashion design concepts are already becoming it’s reality.