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Kooples and IMKI Collaborate to Launch Groundbreaking AI-Powered Fashion Collection at CES

Published: January 13, 2024
Author: Fashion Value Chain

The collaboration between French fashion brand The Kooples and AI developer IMKI is set to reveal an AI-powered capsule collection at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this January.

Crafted by an Augmented Creative AI named ‘The Kooples,’ this collection seamlessly aligns with the brand’s artistic direction. The AI-driven process ensures that each piece embodies The Kooples’ distinctive aesthetic, encapsulating the essence of the brand’s identity and heritage.

The capsule collection will feature reimagined iconic pieces from The Kooples, including their signature perfecto jackets, dresses, jeans, and bags. IMKI’s Augmented Creative AI, designed specifically for enhancing brand heritage and design, accelerates the creative process while reducing production costs. By preserving brand DNA, this technology empowers designers to build upon the brand’s legacy.

Frédéric Rose, CEO & founder of IMKI, highlighted the vast creative possibilities AI presents for companies seeking to expand their creative content across various sectors. The AI enables exploration in sectors where drawing plays a pivotal role, fostering innovation and pushing creative boundaries.

Anne Laure Couplet, CEO of The Kooples, emphasized how AI serves as a valuable tool for their studio, augmenting creativity and generating a wealth of ideas. It significantly streamlines the creative process, allowing the team to focus on refining and perfecting the final products.

This partnership showcases how AI technology can amplify creativity, generate diverse ideas, and streamline production processes, offering a promising avenue for fashion brands to explore new realms of innovation.

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