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Amanda Cosco

Toronto
As seen in: Electric Runway, Adweek, Substack, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, Women's Wear Daily (WWD), Wareable, BetaKit
Communications Expert Focused on Emerging Technologies | Fashion & Beauty Innovation Journalist, Speaker & Strategic Consultant | Founder of @Electric_Runway.
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Ralph Lauren’s “Ask Ralph” Shows the Problem With AI in Fashion

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By Amanda Cosco
| Substack
Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. The AI hype cycle has hit the fashion industry full force, and brands are rushing to attach themselves to artificial intelligence, whether or not they have the technical chops to back it up.
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O'Brien Assists Lancers Past Trailblazers for Conference Victory on Pink Out Day

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By Amanda Cosco, Michaela O'Brien, Maddie Breuer, Ava Lemanski
| wsulancers.com
Worcester, MA- After an exhilarating 0-0 tie earlier this week over Roger Williams, the Worcester State Women's Soccer Team (4-5-2, 1-2) is back in conference action and looking to continue their not only recent shutout success, but also extend that into winning success this afternoon versus the MCLA Trailblazers.
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Move over "Quiet Luxury," it's time for Quiet Innovation ğŸ¤"

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By Amanda Cosco
| Substack
While “Quiet Luxury”— that is, luxury that doesn’t necessarily announce itself as such—is enjoying its fashion moment, a material introduced during Paris Fashion Week may signal the future of tech-on-the-runway collaborations: quiet innovation. Compared to the fashion-tech collaborations of the past—flashy, blinking, and in your face (or even on your face, as we saw with Google Glass X Diane Von Furstenberg)—the innovations of the future will be more subtle.
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