Lucinda Pikkat

here I am, they've used my image.

I can now be in two places at once.

I can be shooting myself in the States and then being, you know, used across Australia.

I love that we use the word slop for AI slop.

I find lots of people use that.

To be honest, I'm not opposed to AI being used within fashion.

I think it's inevitably going to happen.

We're seeing it a lot behind the scenes with productivity and even trend reporting now.

Like it's just sped up the process.

Now that it's front of camera, like you were saying with Hanson and Gretel, I think we're getting served AI models and influences more than we think.

Probably.

And it's interesting with Prada.

I think, who are the creative directors at the moment?

Raph and Mesa.

That's them.

I find they sort of, they're always a little bit off kilter with what they do.

They sort of tread in that sort of...

political space where they've spoken about, or they had the gay rainbow on their runway once.

And they've spoken about like pushing back on the anti-beauty commercialised look.

Anyways, I think what they're doing here, they had an opportunity to make a statement about AI and how it's infiltrating fashion, but I didn't see that statement.