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Adriana Lee

Adriana Lee

Technology Reporter at Women's Wear Daily

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AI Is Supposed to Stop Fakes. Why Isn’t It Working?

AI is often touted as the killer tech for luxury’s counterfeit conundrum. But the whack-a-mole game continues.
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Levi’s Chief Digital Officer on the Beyoncé Effect and ‘Rewiring’ a...

Jason Gowans, chief digital officer at Levi's, talks denim, data and the digital renaissance of Levi Strauss & Co.
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EXCLUSIVE: Snap’s Bitmojis Step Out With Prada, Miu Miu Bags

Snapchat partners with Prada and Miu Miu on a new handbag category for Bitmoji, plus other items, featuring digital versions of real product.
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Estée Lauder Goes All In With OpenAI’s ChatGPT

Estée Lauder's partnership with OpenAI fuels an AI makeover that extends across brands, including Clinique, La Mer, Bobbie Brown, Aveda and more.
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EXCLUSIVE: Adore Me Wants to Take Bra and Panty Try-ons From Cringe...

Adore Me and Veesual take virtual try-ons from test to launch in just two months, and bra and panty shopping from cringey to futuristic cool.
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EXCLUSIVE: Benefit’s Holiday Benemart Goes From Selfridges to Virtu...

Benefit Cosmetics' ‘beauty shop as grocery store’ pop-up goes from Selfridges to the virtual world, with beauty gifts, games and more.
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How Big Tech’s Legal Battles Could Impact Fashion

The tech giants are facing a flurry of court cases in an election year that could be make or break for these platforms.
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Amazon’s Mammoth Q3 E-com and Cloud Business Impresses Wall Street

Amazon's $159 billion beats the estimates, as ad, cloud and e-commerce power on revenue growth.
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Where to Use Gen AI to Boost Retail and Brands

A Google Cloud survey found that two-thirds of retail and brand execs are already getting gen AI results. Here's how.
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Google Is Kickstarting the Era of AI Shopping

Google joins a growing list of big platforms taking AI from gimmick to official shopping engine with product education, recommendations, more.
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TikTok Is in the Legal Hot Seat (Again) as 14 Attorneys General Sue...

TikTok misled the public about its harms to teens, argue attorneys general in a new wave of more than a dozen lawsuits.
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Heidi Klum Brings Her New Game Modelverse to Roblox

Heidi Klum tells WWD that her Modelverse fashion game is about creative expression. 'If you want to come dressed as a sausage, be a sausage.'
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Paige Denim is Celebrating 20 Years in Business with a New Collecti...

Paige, the L.A.-based luxury apparel brand, closes chapter on 20 years with a new anniversary capsule collection, new tech plans and new perspective.
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How Meta’s Metaverse Bet Went From Awkward to Wow

Meta shows off Orion AR glasses, realistic virtual settings and Puma’s mixed-reality shopping, giving fashion a lot to ponder.
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Stitch Fix Still On the Mend as Mixed Q4 Rattles Wall Street

Stitch Fix is still working its way back from the edge, but with mixed Q4 results and a middling outlook, investors look worried.
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Retailers and Consumers Split on Views of AI, Study Says

Retail's enthusiasm for AI eclipses consumer sentiment. But there's one area shoppers welcome the tech.
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Why Apple Intelligence Matters to Fashion

Apple Intelligence wants to change the way people use or enjoy their phones — and that could include how they shop.
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How AI Is Powering On-demand Fashion

Resonance made over its proposition with AI, turning it into a new self-service platform for on-demand fashion design and production.
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Smarter Rings and Things: 7 Ways to Wear AI

AI wearables bring health coaching, fashion advice, even a bot companion to the accessories game. Here's what's on WWD's radar.
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How AI Influencers Are Giving Human Influencers a Run for Their Money

These fictional characters operate in a realm where authenticity rules, as do brand deals to push product. But are people buying?
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LaQuan Smith and Samsung to Debut Galaxy Ring-inspired Sleepwear

LaQuan Smith worked with Samsung on Lucid Dream, a line of sleep attire that takes cues from the latter's luxury smart ring, the designer tells WWD.