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| 💡AI Fashion News Fact of the Week By 2035 more than 60% of routine retail and fashion tasks are expected to be automated or AI-augmented, according to a recent retail workforce analysis cited in Business of Fashion and UK retail sector reporting on AI adoption trends. |
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🤖 +👗This week in AI Fashion – v11 – 12.20.25 by AI Disc Jockey
- “I Needed a Wardrobe Makeover — Could an AI ‘Stylist’ Save Me?”
- The author dives into the sometimes chaotic world of online fashion and human frustration with fit, trends, and endless scrolling — then tests the latest AI styling apps to see if tech can rescue her closet. New York Post
- “SPREEAI and Sergio Hudson Partner to Transform Luxury Fashion”
- In a bold collision of couture and cutting-edge tech, luxury designer Sergio Hudson teams up with SPREEAI’s photorealistic AI try-on platform to reinvent the online shopping experience. PRNewsWire
- Gensmo & Fabrique Launch AI-Powered Styling for Shopping Season
- Fabrique partners with AI fashion company Gensmo to introduce advanced AI styling tools for peak shopping periods — a sign of tech integration into consumer experience and product discovery. Laotian Times
- Zara embraces AI-generated fashion imagery
- Zara is using AI to produce fashion images with real models to speed up creative workflows, emphasizing collaboration rather than replacement. This move follows similar initiatives from H&M and Zalando — but it also stirs debate around the impact on photographers and creatives. Reuters
- Filmmaker & designer Keith Lissner
- Working with AI as a collaborative design partner, while emphasizing that tools should support — not replace — human creativity. Tatler
- Lifestyle’s Ginger launches an AI-generated fashion campaign
- “Too Stylish To Be True,” created with Plus One Design. The campaign uses AI-produced visuals and films to introduce the collection, blending high-fashion sensibility with digital creativity. Media Infoline
- Creative Futures in Miami
- The Miami Design District has teamed with EDGLRD to launch a pioneering short film that reimagines fashion, technology, and cultural storytelling together. Haute Living
- Wearables pivot hard to AI in 2025
- The broader wearables market (including “AI glasses”) shows how fashion and tech are converging on constant AI-assistance devices. The Verge
- Everbloom’s AI innovation
- A machine-learning model that transforms chicken feathers into cashmere-grade fiber, creating biodegradable textile material that could upend traditional supply chains and reduce pressure on goat herds tied to conventional cashmere production. Tech Buzz
- AI fashion tech market overview
- Vogue’s analysis on how AI is changing fashion (market value, personalization, and future growth). Vogue Australia
- AI reshapes fashion from design to retail
- A feature explores how AI is transforming creative workflows, customer experiences, and operations across fashion brands and retailers. Women’s Wear Daily
- Related Climate News
- AI-powered textile sustainability gets a boost
- SuperCircle raised $24 M to scale its AI-driven textile waste management platform, signaling strong investor interest in sustainable tech for fashion supply chains. Apparel Resources
- Related Tech News
- DRESSX launches on Meta Horizon Worlds
- Digital fashion firm DRESSX debuts a stylized avatar experience in Meta’s virtual realm, further blurring lines between fashion, gaming, and virtual social platforms. Retail Technology Innovation Hub
- AI innovation recognized in retail awards
- The RTIH AI in Retail Awards shortlist includes fashion-adjacent e-tailers like Depop, demonstrating how AI excellence in customer experience and operations is being celebrated industry-wide. Retail Technology Innovation Hub

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🤖 +👗This week in AI Fashion – v10 – 12.13.25 by AI Disc Jockey
| 💡AI Fashion News Fact of the Week According to The Interline’s latest analysis on holiday retail readiness, AI-powered search, recommendations, and personalization now influence over 40% of all online fashion purchases — marking a dramatic rise from just two years ago. |
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- AI transforming online fashion shopping:
- New data shows generative AI-powered shopping interactions grew ~4,700% between 2024–2025, with many consumers now relying on AI for discovery and purchase decisions — a sign of how deeply AI is altering retail behaviors. Business of Fashion
- DR H (fashion tech/wearable maker) announced a strategic direction to lead in AI era wearable fashion
- A signal of rising corporate interest in AI-driven garment and wearable design markets. Morningstar
- Stripe launches AI commerce tools:
- Stripe unveiled its Agentic Commerce Suite — an AI-powered infrastructure helping brands sell across multiple AI shopping platforms via a single integration. This could accelerate AI-driven retail and fashion e-commerce. Digital Transactions
- AI Agents: Harnessing Agentic AI for Ecommerce Businesses
- AI agents are AI systems that work with minimal human intervention to support business operations like customer service and inventory management. Spotify
- New report and analysis: AI to dominate retail jobs by 2035
- A report out this week indicates that AI is poised to automate or augment the majority of routine retail tasks by 2035, with UK retailers planning significant AI tech investment in the near future. While not strictly limited to fashion, the retail jobs it discusses include functions central to fashion stores (stock tasks, customer service workflows, etc.). This signals that fashion retail, like broader retail, is moving toward AI-assisted operations. Evershed Sutherland
- Walmart & retailers speed up design with AI tools
- According to a recent report, some retailers now use AI to generate mood boards, sample garments, and preliminary style concepts — dramatically shrinking the time from trend-spotting to production. For example, what once might’ve taken six months can now be done in six weeks. PYMNTS
- Legal challenges as AI reshapes fashion
- A report published today explores how the fashion industry is grappling with the legal and ethical issues raised by generative-AI — from copyright protection and “watermarking” of training data to broader questions about ownership of AI-generated designs and creative works. Fashion Network
- Wholesale resurgence, AI to lead fashion wholesale in 2026
- Wholesale distribution is regaining prominence in the fashion industry, supported by new data indicating it is now the “most profitable” and the “largest channel” for many brands. Just Style
- AI personalities and the entertainment crossover
- Coverage of AI “stars” highlights evolving attitudes toward AI personas that fashion campaigns could leverage. NY Post
- AI advertising transparency laws
- Affecting how brands disclose AI avatars/creative content. The Verge
- Notable quotes from tech, AI sector speakers at Reuters NEXT conference
- A roundup of key comments from industry leaders on AI’s opportunities and risks. Reuters
- Related Climate News
- How Sustainable Is Second-Hand Clothing?
- If done right, pre-loved apparel has the power to tip today’s fashion in a more sustainable direction. Impakter
- 20 brands called out for greenwashing in 2025
- This year, sustainable finance greenwashing came into fashion with questionable green loans, while ‘greenrinsing’ – shifting climate targets after luring investment – cast a shadow over corporate decarbonisation efforts. Eco-Business
- Second thoughts on secondhand? Why the resale market is expanding fashion’s carbon footprint
- A new Yale study finds that frequent shoppers of secondhand clothing tend to buy more new clothes as well, undermining environmental benefits and reinforcing a cycle of overconsumption. YaleNews
- Related Tech News
- Fashion tech wearables enter new era:
- A report highlights that AI-enabled smart glasses and wearable devices are finding renewed traction as fashion-friendly tech, with companies like Google repositioning glasses as mainstream wearables. The Interline
- Intelo.ai winsBig for AI in Retail Merchandising & Planning
- Intelo.ai — an AI platform focused on merchandising and planning for apparel/footwear/textile retail — was honored in the 2025 Just Style Excellence Awards. The platform’s “Collaborative Intelligence Agent Network” helps link financial goals to retail execution: inventory planning, replenishment, markdown management, and more. PRNewswire
- Meta Acquires AI Wearable Startup Limitless to Drive Next-Gen Personal Intelligence
- Meta has announced the acquisition of Limitless, an AI wearable startup best known for its pendant that can record and transcribe conversations. TechAfrica News

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🤖 +👗This week in AI Fashion – v9 – 12.6.25 by AI Disc Jockey
| AI Fashion News Fact of the Week As the holiday season approaches, a new consumer survey from AT&T Business reveals that most U.S. shoppers (58%) are more likely to use traditional online search methods compared to only 9% of Americans who say they are more likely to use AI to find holiday gifts. |
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- Feature: Is Fashion’s AI Infrastructure Ready for the Holidays?
- A recent analysis argues that the demands of the holiday season will put pressure on fashion retailers’ AI / e-commerce infrastructure; if systems aren’t robust, the surge could expose cracks. Relevant to brands using AI for inventory, visual content, personalization, or logistics in e-commerce. The Interline
- More brands/platforms pondering if AI delivers real value — or just hype
- There’s ongoing debate (covered by outlets like Glossy) whether the AI-fashion boom is really solving meaningful problems (fit, personalization, returns, discovery), or primarily catering to hype. Some promising tech sees real opportunity; but critics question whether consumers truly adopt AI-generated fashion systems at scale. Glossy
- Polish fashion retailer LPP can beat annual targets amid e-commerce challenge, CFO says
- LPP, a major fashion retailer, is using AI and robotization to streamline operations and expects to beat its 2025 guidance despite e-commerce headwinds. Reuters
- The debate around AI in luxury fashion gets louder — fueled by Valentino’s controversial campaign.
- The brand’s recent ad for its new DeVain handbag, created using AI-generated visuals, sparked criticism from fashion insiders and consumers calling it “tacky,” “off-brand,” and undermining of traditional craftsmanship.
- Aerie’s promise not to use AI in ads is its most popular Instagram post in a year
- The intimates and loungewear brand pledged not to use AI in its ads in an Instagram post on October 9. The post has since garnered over 40,000 likes and more than 500 comments, making it the brand’s most popular post in the past year, Metricool, which tracks social media engagement, told Business Insider. Business Insider
- AI and the Future of Fashion E-Commerce Content
- At BoF VOICES 2025, Pixel Moda’s president Gianni Serazzi and Etro’s chief executive Fabrizio Cardinali unpacked the opportunity in AI-assisted and AI-generated e-commerce imagery and video production to drive forward sector growth in 2026 and beyond. Business of Fashion
- Fashion tech, AI and the innovators shaping retail’s next chapter
- AI and unified tech are becoming core infrastructure for retail/fashion, enabling conversational search, visual discovery, enhanced loyalty — not just as add-ons but foundational systems for a next-gen retail model. National Retail Federation (NRF)
- Related Tech News
- Related Climate News
- How AI is Helping the Fashion Industry Confront Fabric Waste at Its Source
- A recent overview describes how AI tools can help fashion companies shrink waste early — by managing fabrics and cutting inefficiencies. OneStop ESG

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