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When AI Starts Dressing Us
Pakko De La Torre-Rocha isn’t following the future of fashion—he’s coding it. From Dubai to Los Angeles, Pakko is orchestrating the next big shift in the industry as the founder of AIM World, a global creative lab where AI, art, and storytelling collide like the ultimate plot twist. His client list reads like a pop-culture power play—Netflix, FIFA, BLVGARI, Adidas—and yet, what excites him isn’t just big names; it’s big ideas.
His mission? Make AI feel less like a machine—and more like the dream collaborator every designer wishes they had.
AI: The Newest Member of Your Fashion Squad
The fashion cycle is spinning faster than a TikTok trend, and AI is no longer just lurking in the background—it’s front and center, sketching, testing, predicting, and innovating before a single stitch hits the fabric.
Breaking Down the AI Magic:
Design in Seconds: You vibe it, AI sketches it—moodboards and silhouettes delivered at lightning speed.
Virtual Fabric Play: No more wasted swatches—watch silk ripple or leather fold digitally.
Data-Driven Trends: Say goodbye to flops; AI forecasts what’s hot (and what’s not).
Custom Everything: Hyper-personalized pieces for a one-in-a-million style.
The payoff? Lower costs, less waste, more imagination. AI doesn’t replace designers—it amplifies their genius.
Why It’s a Game-Changer
Let’s be honest: fashion is fast, risky, and often wasteful. But Pakko’s vision? A future where designers prototype bravely without blowing budgets, test daring ideas without wasting materials, and visualize concepts so vividly they feel real before they exist.
“The creatives of tomorrow won’t just design clothes,” Pakko says. “They’ll design the entire system.”
Where AIM Comes In
AIM World isn’t just a studio—it’s Pakko’s playground. With a global team and an AI-fueled workflow, AIM helps brands build immersive worlds, not just campaigns. Whether it’s a luxury fashion house or a tech disruptor, when the brief demands something next-level, AIM answers.
“I’m not here to create content,” Pakko tells NOS3. “I’m here to rewrite the rules.”
The Future: Downloading Soon
Imagine runways where clothes are simulated, tested, and perfected long before they touch a mannequin. That’s the horizon Pakko is chasing—and he’s already ten steps ahead.
So, next time you see a jaw-dropping look that feels downloaded from the future?
Spoiler alert: it probably was.
We’ll be watching the runways—and the algorithms.
