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Artificial intelligence is fantastic; it allows us to produce extraordinary images in any pictorial style at a speed far greater than average human performance, and in the future, we probably won’t be able to do anything without it, right?
AI can be applied to any sector that involves digital work, including the world of fashion, and it can prove to be a very useful tool if used correctly. In fact, it provides fundamental data for choosing marketing strategies, saving time and money for fashion houses.
But not everything that glitters is gold.
As we’ve seen in the pages of our favorite magazines, many brands have started generating, through artificial intelligence, photos of models that look extremely similar to real people, promoting beauty standards that are unattainable for a human being.
But models haven’t been the only creation of artificial intelligence in this sector images of clothing have also been developed, often superficial and, of course, lacking in creativity.
Let’s remember that fashion is an art through it, we express ourselves. It is founded on creativity and the expression of ideas.
Let’s not abuse artificial intelligence; let’s use it as a resource.
Have you ever seen someone cooler than Vivienne Westwood?
Courtney Love wearing Marc Jacobs for the movie video of Violet.
“White Lines” Fila 1974.
- In United States the name of this collection “white lines” was changed so as not to refer to the narcotic substance.
Despite the fact that more than 50 years have passed since this collection created by Fila, it remains a great symbol that combines elegance and sport.
A Man, a very special man.
Giorgio Armani was one of the most influential figures in world fashion. His career is dotted with epic feats that have transformed not only the way we dress, but also the way we perceive fashion, an art.
In 1975, together with his partner Sergio Galeotti, Armani founded Giorgio Armani SpA in Milan, in an era in which French maisons dominated this sector, Armani brings Italian style to the world, with a revolutionary approach.
In the 80s’ he deconstructed the classic men's suit by removing rigid straps making them softer and more fluid. Its style “power suit” becomes a symbol of modern elegance.
Armani played a key role in taking the concept of “Made in Italy” abroad, associating it with quality, elegance, craftsmanship and innovation. It has helped to make Italian fashion a world reference industry.
In 2007 he was the first designer to make a live streaming online fashion show visible, surprising the whole world with his breathtaking clothes.
Today, on the 4th of september 2025 Giorgio Armani passes away, but his art and the pride he left inside all fashion lovers will never disappear, he will always be in our hearts❤️
Jane Birkin
5 BASIC BUT INDISPENSABLE ITEMS IN YOUR WARDROBE
1. White T-shirt: Basic? Absolutely yes, versatile? Of course! With a simple white t-shirt you can form thousands of different and cute outfits.
Victoria Beckham’s outfit.
2. Trench Coat: Do you want to make your look more elegant “I have to go to the supermarket and I got the first things I found” ? All you need is a long or short Trench Coat and your outfit will be magnificent.
Hailey Biber’s outfit.
3. Ballet Flats: Comfortable and basic shoes to wear every day giving a touch of femininity, both colorful (for example this year they use a lot of pink) or colors that go well with everything like these ballerinas worn by Alexa Chung.
Alexa Chung’s outfit.
4. Blue Jeans: Of any model, blue jeans are the most versatile item of clothing there is, both for a more casual look and for a more classy look.
Gisele Bündchen’s outfit.
5. Cardigan: Simple, for everyday and can create fun combinations if you wear bold colors.
Outfit from Pinterest.
DAVID BOWIE, MUCH MORE THAN A ROCK STAR.
“David Bowie didn't dress up: He transformed”
At a time when fashion was still a reflection of identity, he made it a weapon of revolution.
Ziggy Stardust, The Thin White Duke, The Man Who Fell From the Earth —
Bowie didn't follow trends, he created them, destroyed them, rewrote them.
In the 1970s’ Bowie carried on androgynous and fluid, publicly and provocatively declaring his bisexuality, wearing makeup and women's clothes, all this before it was socially accepted, giving many people the opportunity to imagine a future where being themselves was not an act of courage, but of freedom.
His original and avant-garde style allowed him to collaborate with great designers such as Alexander McQueen or Kansai Yamamoto (the Japanese fashion designer who created Ziggy Stardust's costumes).
Designers, artists and celebrities of later generations cite him as a source of inspiration, from Lady Gaga to Harry Styles. From Gucci to Balmain.
Bowie's style was deeply linked to his artistic and personal vision. He didn't dress a certain way to be fashionable, but to express something new: an identity, a provocation, a story.
In conclusion David Bowie was a style icon because he transformed the way we think into a look, to gender, identity and art. He didn't just dress fashionably, he used fashion as a language.
David Bowie has redefined what it means to be “cool”.
David Bowie during a live performance, during the Ziggy Stardust era.
This look, which combines classic elements with a bold touch of color, is representative of his eclectic style and his ability to mix tailored garments with standouts accessories.
What happens when you love fashion, but aren't always stylish?
When you want to become an It Girl, but have your “could be better” girl moments?
This blog is a collection of thoughts, inspirations, outfits and stylistic changes.
It Girl Issues is not just a fashion manual...It’s more of a messy, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, sometimes sentimental diary always dressed in its own way.
If you too have had existential problems in front of the wardrobe, you are in the right place.