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Hockerty uses AI models to showcase SS25 collection

Different models of different backgrounds creates a collection inclusive for all

By Mark D McKee Apr 29, 2025 11:00 PM

Hockerty SS25 linen jacket in a car — Hockerty

We’re living in a world of ever-evolving technology. While we look at trends from the past and see that we’re pulling from yesterday to curate a stylish aesthetic, there’s no doubt that technology propels us forward. Now, we were promised flying cars by 2015 in the movie Back to the Future, and we fell short of that. However, artificial intelligence is still surging forward and changing the way nearly every industry does business. Hockerty took the path of utilizing AI models to showcase their new spring and summer collection with diverse LLM models from different ages and backgrounds, ensuring it works for everyone. The Hockerty SS25 Collection is redefining classics with fabrics of the future and putting linen front and center.

Using linen to create timeless sophistication

There is always a mix between fashion and function. While you want to look fantastic, you need to feel good and be able to move. Of course, being comfortable doesn’t mean sacrificing style. Putting together a great summer outfit is about protecting yourself from the sun while still being the talk of the day. Linen is the hero of the summer wardrobe thanks to it being light and breathable, while also working well in almost every garment. Whether you need a new suit, pants, a button-up, or a polo, linen is the fabric to choose.

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This season, linen is the perfect ally for combining style and practicality. The lightness and breathability of its fabrics guarantee freshness without sacrificing elegance in the warmer months. Its versatile and trendy colours allow you to create timeless and sophisticated looks for any occasion. – Hockerty

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