Karl Lagerfeld
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Oct 28, 2026
The Hidden Cost of AI-Generated Ads (It's Not as Cheap as You Think)
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0:26KiaHOST
Smith and Kev Cohen, the cousins behind the creative studio Cuzz, as well as Design Rush's very own content marketing director, Amor Waters.
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0:35KiaHOST
Now, Michael and Kev have seen firsthand what it takes to deliver AI-powered campaigns for the likes of DKNY, Karl Lagerfeld, David Guetta, and Jimmy Butler's Big Face.
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0:46KiaHOST
And we want to understand what actually happens when AI enters a real campaign.
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0:51KiaHOST
Does the investment pay off? Where do the unexpected costs come in? And at what point does sticking with AI become more expensive than going back to traditional production? Hey, Michael.
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1:57Michael BismuthGUEST
Kev as a photographer and myself as an art director and director.
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2:01Michael BismuthGUEST
We've had the pleasure to direct a couple of cool campaigns, cool music videos before.
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2:09Michael BismuthGUEST
and then came AI in our lives and we've embraced it really early and today from Miami we have the opportunity to work with major brands from DKNY to Karl Lagerfeld to fashion brands to music artists directing music videos and content for music artists.
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2:36Michael BismuthGUEST
So yeah, that's what we do.
#24: She Paid $95 for a Trunk. She Was Offered $30K
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14:27Virginia ChamleeGUEST
And I have such a vivid memory, like one of my very first pieces, I should be wearing it right now.
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14:31Virginia ChamleeGUEST
It's a Karl Lagerfeld cuff.
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14:33Virginia ChamleeGUEST
And obviously he went on to design for Fendi and Chloe and Chanel.
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14:39Virginia ChamleeGUEST
But it's like a very early piece and it's gold, gold bangle, and it says Lagerfeld and all the letters are different colors.
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15:15Virginia ChamleeGUEST
But it was my first realization that you can find things at the thrift store or the antique mall that you just can't find anywhere else.
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15:22Virginia ChamleeGUEST
You know, Jacksonville, Florida is not exactly a hotbed of design.
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15:27Virginia ChamleeGUEST
So that was like the only place you could find Karl Lagerfeld was the thrift store or the antique mall.
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15:33Ashley Feinstein GerstleyHOST
So thinking about like, that's an incredible story.
Rachel Zoe on Making Your Next Act the Best One
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28:20Rachel ZoeGUEST
I was talking to Derek Blasberg about her recently because she was the only way.
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28:25Rachel ZoeGUEST
It was 1030 Saturday mornings that you could turn on and watch 30 minutes of her interviewing Karl Lagerfeld and John Galliano and Gianni Versace and whatever.
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28:34Rachel ZoeGUEST
And that to me, they were my heroes.
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28:35Emma GredeHOST
Yeah.
What Does Success Look Like? | The Image Makers
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6:53Heather Stewart-WhyteHOST
So, you know, I did Gucci for eight years, Dior for eight years, Victoria's Secrets for nine years, Lancôme.
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7:00Heather Stewart-WhyteHOST
I did all of the runway work for all the ones, the big designers, Karl Lagerfeld and Chanel.
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7:05Heather Stewart-WhyteHOST
My daughter remembers seeing me in the airport and she thought that everybody's mummy had their base in the airport because I would be on posters and on magazines and stuff.
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7:15Heather Stewart-WhyteHOST
So I was really, I have to say, really blessed to fall in at that time and get to work with Elle and Vogue.
Inside Kim Kardashian's World with Her Biographer Jonathan Van Meter
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52:44Jonathan Van MeterGUEST
And
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52:44Amy OdellHOST
then I loved your detail about how Karine Reutfeld, the famous fashion editor, ran up to her that night and said, can Karl Lagerfeld photograph you for the cover of my magazine, which is a CR fashion book? So it opened doors for her.
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52:55Amy OdellHOST
Yeah.
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52:55Jonathan Van MeterGUEST
I mean, so like that literally worked instantaneously, like that very thing.
Encore: The incandscent life of fashion visionary Jenny Kee
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0:25Richard FidlerHOST
When Jenny came back to Australia in the early 70s, she met a brilliant couturier named Linda Jackson, and the two began a 10-year creative partnership that created a uniquely and utterly Australian style, based on Australian natural colours and textures, and then they brought that to the world stage.
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0:44Richard FidlerHOST
Jenny's black opal design was eventually picked up by Karl Lagerfeld and put at the centre of his first ready-to-wear collection for Chanel.
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0:53Richard FidlerHOST
Jenny's life story has been crowded with incidents.
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0:56Richard FidlerHOST
Her story is even more incandescent than her wardrobe.
34 MINS LATER
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35:26Jenny KeeGUEST
So we were taking off separately.
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35:29Jenny KeeGUEST
But the thing is, we had that 10 years.
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35:34Richard FidlerHOST
After both of you went your separate ways, Karl Lagerfeld picked up your opal prints and then came the day when Princess Diana was photographed at the polo wearing one of your knits, a jumper with Blinky Bill on the front of it.
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35:49Richard FidlerHOST
That was unlikely and yet it happened and there it was and I don't suppose anyone left you alone for another year after that happened.
Theophilus London on New Music, Tame Impala, Anunnaki & More With Eddie Huang & Natashia Perrotti
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8:47Theophilus LondonGUEST
I learned personally, like, who I really am.
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8:49Theophilus LondonGUEST
Like, for some reason, as I was trailblazing, I was like, yo, who the fuck is Theophilus London? You know, I keep seeing this name, like, oh, Theophilus London, you know, Karl Lagerfeld, and this one's Brainchild, and this, that, and my name attached to all these other names and stuff, and I'm just like, yo, I'm putting out all this music and stuff, and I'm an honest guy.
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9:08Theophilus LondonGUEST
I'm a, you know...
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9:09Theophilus LondonGUEST
I was like, as a Pisces, you know, I'm just like my truest form.
#105 Quinntessential Questions with Peter Ng | A Wedding Gig Led to a £230M London Property Deal
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4:01Peter NgGUEST
Yes.
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4:03Peter NgGUEST
This was the last piece of art which was painted, which was used in Paris three months before Karl Lagerfeld.
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4:14Peter NgGUEST
So he passed away, right? The creator of Chanel.
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4:17Peter NgGUEST
Okay.
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5:11Peter NgGUEST
This is one of the few.
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5:12Peter NgGUEST
This is the last left.
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5:13Peter NgGUEST
You don't have any of these painted because after the death of Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel, you know, there's no, that changes the whole era from that.
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5:22Peter NgGUEST
So tell
Is the Algorithm Killing Authors?
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43:41speaker_2UNKNOWN
up on the Madonna Anna Wintour school, which is like show nothing, no vulnerability, show no process.
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43:47speaker_2UNKNOWN
Like you just are professional and Karl Lagerfeld, don't even let them see your eyes.
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43:52Soman ChainaniHOST
Right.
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43:53Soman ChainaniHOST
And that is the the algorithm is all about like pulling fake heartstrings.
The Death of Fashion Dictators: Why Luxury Lost Its Power
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5:59Diane GilmanHOST
So with each of them, for Chanel, they seem to do this all the time.
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6:04Diane GilmanHOST
They get a designer like Karl Lagerfeld.
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6:07Diane GilmanHOST
Karl Lagerfeld, in the 80s, came into Chanel.
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6:12Diane GilmanHOST
It was almost bankrupt.
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6:14Diane GilmanHOST
They had waited forever after Coco Chanel died, and then he revived it.
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