'Only to complement': More fashion brands use AI to create images of real models


By AGENCY
The trend can signal a broader shift in how fashion photography is produced and perceived. Photo: Pexels

Zara has become the latest fast-fashion retailer to use AI to help create new images of real models in different outfits, speeding up the production process as part of an industry shift that could have a major impact on fashion photography.

Zara's AI experimentation follows Swedish rival H&M, which earlier this year said it had created AI clones of models to use in marketing. European online fashion retailer Zalando is also using AI to create imagery faster.

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