The Rapid Evolution of AI in Fashion: What You Need to Know
In the ever-changing landscape of fashion technology, Artificial Intelligence is making unprecedented leaps—transforming roles, disrupting traditional workflows, and redefining creativity. Recent developments highlight how swiftly AI is replacing human-centric positions within the industry. Here’s a timeline that underscores just how rapid this transformation has become, especially over the past week.
A Look Back at the Recent AI Fashion Takeover
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January 2025: A startup named Botika secures $8 million in funding, introducing AI-powered fashion models that can substitute human photographers—particularly benefiting smaller brands seeking cost-effective solutions. Learn more
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May 2025: The company Doji raises $14 million to develop AI-generated avatars capable of social sharing, enabling virtual try-ons that mimic TikTok-style engagement. Simultaneously, tech giant Google launches “AI Mode,” which brings virtual try-on capabilities to an extensive range of products across its platform. Details here and Google’s announcement.
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Two Weeks Ago: Alta, an emerging startup, raises $11 million to develop a comprehensive AI stylist system capable of replacing traditional fashion stylists entirely. This indicates a move towards fully automated styling assistance. More info.
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Two Days Ago: FASHN AI launches an ultra-high-resolution virtual try-on model at 1 megapixel—reducing the need for human models in commercial styling visuals. Explore this development.
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Today: Google Doppl goes live, harnessing AI to generate dynamic videos of avatars showcasing outfits in motion—completely automated and hyper-realistic. See the announcement.
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