Haute couture designer Alexis Mabille chose to incorporate artificial intelligence into the design of his latest fashion show. For this permanent member of the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne, it is a tool for ultra-personalization, but one that cannot do without artisanal expertise.
With Haute Couture Week in full swing, designers and major fashion houses are working hard to offer a show that combines creativity and innovation, sometimes even technology.
This is the case for Alexis Mabille, a guest member of Haute Couture since 2007 and a permanent member since December 2012, who on January 28 offered the fashion world a world exclusive: a 100% virtual collection modeled by artificial intelligence and unveiled in an immersive film.
The result of six months of work, some of the designs required up to 350 operations.
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At the Théâtre du Lido, a former iconic Parisian cabaret located on the Champs-Elysées and requisitioned for the occasion, tailored tuxedos, capes, and long dresses were presented one after another. A grand style wardrobe, sometimes even urban, featuring bright rainbow tones ranging from red to blue, green, blue, and pastel. Two fuchsia pink hooded jogging outfits stood out.

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Featured photo: © Alexis Mabille
