Jacquemus x Saint Tropez
and Dior x Stone Island & GPT-4o
Goldwin has launched a new trekking collection that combines high-performance fabrics with lean, utilitarian designs for outdoor athletes. The much-hyped Dior x Stone Island collection has just dropped. Hungryroot is using AI to curate and deliver personalised groceries. And DÔEN has collaborated with Gap on a limited-edition apparel collection.
This week, OpenAI unveiled GPT-4o, its latest release of its powerful AI model. GPT-4o is designed to enhance a wide range of applications with its robust text-generation abilities. Building on the strengths of previous iterations, this version of the GPT has been fine-tuned to improve understanding and generation of text in many languages, resulting in more accurate, contextualised, and coherent responses. GPT-4o is tailor-made for several uses, from conversational agents, personal assistants to content writing and generation. As these models continue to get stronger and stronger, and OpenAI gets closer and closer to recreating the Her, we may start to see the web begin to fade into the background, as “surfing the web” turns into chatting with an AI assistant.
Polo Ralph Lauren’s Michael Rider to Exit | Vogue Business
The creative director of Polo Ralph Lauren Women’s is leaving his post as Vogue Business reports. Michael Rider’s departure comes at a time of a series of strategic shifts for the luxury fashion brand, which he joined in 2018. Rider’s decision to leave is part of an executive reshuffle, and there are rumors of him taking over Celine from Hedi Slimane. Karen Brown, Rider’s long time deputy, will be charged with continuing the momentum of innovation and financial growth for Ralph Lauren in an extremely competitive industry.
Jacquemus is Serving Up Fashion – and Food – in Saint-Tropez | WWD
Jacquemus launched a mini fashion and food takeover of Saint-Tropez this spring, revamping the fabled La Renaissance café and brasserie: the French designer Simon Porte Jacquemus personally redecorated the restaurant, and hired new chefs Ella Affalo and Ana Maria Cadena to revise the menu. The Indie Beach club, previously a staple of the city, is now entirely overseen by Jacquemus, featuring redecoration with his stripes, and several branded merchandise options. Meanwhile, Jacquemus’ summer collection is on display at a pop-up boutique on Avenue Foch. Jacquemus’ actions are innovative because he has managed to seamlessly combine lifestyle, leisure, and fashion, creating a unified, immersive experience. As we noted last June, summer pop ups are all the rage in fashion!
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