The article discusses the use of AI-generated fashion models, which are gaining popularity in the industry due to their ability to represent diverse body types and ethnicities. These virtual models, created using generative AI technology, are challenging traditional beauty standards and promoting inclusivity. However, the rise of AI models also raises ethical concerns about the potential exploitation of real models and the impact on their livelihoods. The article explores the perspectives of industry professionals, with some praising the increased diversity and others expressing concerns about the dehumanization of models and the potential for AI models to perpetuate harmful biases. It highlights the need for ethical guidelines and regulations to ensure responsible use of this technology in the fashion industry.