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General · 25 February 2026

Gucci faces backlash for AI show images

Gucci faces backlash for AI show images

Gucci has drawn backlash after unveiling AI-created visuals to advertise its upcoming Milan Fashion Week presentation. Critics online have mocked the campaign, arguing that synthetic imagery clashes with the house’s long-standing emphasis on artistry and Italian heritage. The debate comes as creative director Demna Gvasalia gets ready to introduce his first Milan showcase on Friday. Meanwhile, labels including Valentino and H&M have also experimented with generative AI in promotional campaigns.

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