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Critics say ‘fashion slop’ is coming for the industry’s design creativity
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As social media makes trends move faster than ever, some fashion brands are leaning into A.I. and algorithms to churn out more clothes some are calling "slop." NBC News’ Yasmin Vossoughian reports.Sept. 9, 2026
