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📰 Must Read: How Creators Can Avoid Being Replaced by AI, Fashion Auctions Are Drawing in Younger Consumers ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: Photo: Juliana Yamada/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday. How creators can avoid being replaced by AI As AI-generated content overtakes social media feeds, influencers who develop a human connection with their followers seem poised for success. To remain relevant, creators need to emphasize their unique point of view rather than chasing trends and work to build on the trust they've established with their followers. Creators will need to differentiate themselves and stay ahead of the curve to retain their position as a trusted guide for purchases. { Business of Fashion /paywalled} Fashion auctions are drawing in younger consumers Auction houses are increasingly looking to fashion as a blockbuster category, and one that engages a younger customer. Many millennials and ...

📰 Copenhagen Fashion Week Showgoers Got Playful With Red Accessories ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: Despite NYFW still being more than a week away, the Fall 2026 ready-to-wear shows are officially underway, and that means team Fashionista is in full-on trendspotting mode. As Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW) came to a close, we turned our attention to the runways and the streets alike, looking out for the styles that will set the tone for the rest of the season as we head into the "Big Four" fashion cities. And if CPHFW is any indication, we already have a winner when it comes to the trendiest street style color choice: bits of bright red. Snippets of scarlet. Pops of poppy, if you will.  Showgoers leaned into vibrant, cherry-leaning takes on the hue, wearing it mostly in the form of accessories: We spotted multiple CPHFW attendees accenting their looks with bright red leather gloves, pillbox hats, beanies and scarves (long, skinny or square). Other interesting appearance...

📰 Must Read: Inside Fashion's Size Inclusivity Decline, Fashion Supply Chains Brace for Climate Change ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: Photo: Kristy Sparow/Getty Images These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday. Inside fashion's size inclusivity decline The New York Times ' fashion critic Vanessa Friedman traced why fashion is moving backwards in size inclusivity. She noted conservatism, the rise of GPL-1s and an expensive supply chain as reasons the industry is glorifying thinness again. Things won't change until the industry is willing to recognize size inclusivity as a standard, not a fleeting trend, Friedman wrote. "People still come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Seeing the reality of life reflected on the runways, which have become a form of entertainment for everyone, is actually more appealing than seeing life reduced to one size that cannot fit all." { The New York Times /paywalled}  Fashion supply chains brace for cli...