
“It’s Over”: ‘Vogue’ Features Its First-Ever AI Model in a Guess Ad, Sparking O…
Read about how fans reacted to 'Vogue' using an AI-generated Guess ad in its August 2025 issue. The ad's creator, Seraphinne Vallora defended the cam…
New York, NY – A recent advertisement featuring AI-generated models for the brand Guess, published in Vogue magazine, has sparked widespread debate within the fashion industry and online communities. The decision by Vogue, a leading global fashion publication, to feature artificial intelligence in its pages has raised questions about the future of human models and the industry's evolving landscape.TikTok creator Yazzy Rogers, known for her pop culture commentary, expressed her strong disapproval in a viral video. "AI in Vogue Magazine?!" she exclaimed, reiterating her shock. "This truly is, in my eyes, the downfall of Vogue because why couldn't they just pay a model?" Rogers highlighted that while Guess was responsible for creating the AI-generated ad, Vogue's approval and publication of it were deeply concerning.The controversy extends beyond individual opinions. A tweet cited by Rogers noted, "Vogue the biggest magazine in the world allowed AI in their publication which is going to set a precedent for all the other publications who quietly thought about it but were too scared of public backlash to do the same." This sentiment underscores a broader anxiety within the industry regarding job displacement and the ethical implications of relying on artificial intelligence over human talent. The debate continues as stakeholders ponder the long-term consequences of this technological shift in high fashion.
Read about how fans reacted to 'Vogue' using an AI-generated Guess ad in its August 2025 issue. The ad's creator, Seraphinne Vallora defended the cam…