CSA Forum

Lillethun, Abby; Welters, Linda; Eicher, Joanne

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“…Simmel (1905) contrasts the rapid changes in European fashion with the static nature of other traditions, suggesting a narrow definition of fashion centered on Western practices. The capitalist dynamics of Western urban culture are often seen as the nexus of fashion, with a focus on constant innovation and consumption (Lillethun et al, 2012). The term world fashion typically denotes everyday apparel influenced by Western styles (Eicher, 1995;Eicher & Sumberg, 1995).…”

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I Asked Chatgpt What the Next Trend Would Be

Rodriguez Schon,

Colombi

2024

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This critical review explores AI’s impact on trend research within fashion, scrutinising its capacity for ethical and nuanced analysis amidst industry reliance on its speed and perceived neutrality. Highlighting the risks of oversimplification and ethical oversight, it questions AI’s role in shaping a future that should reflect diverse cultural and professional integrity. It argues for a responsible AI utilisation that respects cultural nuances and social equities, urging for co-designing with diverse voices to ensure equitable and inclusive futures. Through a conversation with ChatGPT, this study underscores the need for a deeper understanding of AI’s application in creative processes, advocating for a thoughtful approach beyond mere replicating trends.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%