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Yahoo
an hour ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Lovart Launches The First Design Agent, Draws Global User Surge
SAN FRANCISCO, May 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Lovart, a San Francisco-based AI startup, has officially launched its autonomous design agent — a platform designed to automate the entire creative process, from concept to final deliverables. Unlike traditional AI tools focused on single outputs, Lovart enables users to generate dozens of professional-grade assets simultaneously, spanning images, video, audio, and 3D. The system integrates multiple AI models, orchestrating hundreds of design steps automatically to produce layered, editable content ready for direct use. From Concept to Production: A New Design Paradigm Users input a single prompt, and Lovart delivers up to 40 outputs, including storyboards, branding kits, UI flows, and multimedia content. The platform features an infinite canvas with advanced editing tools familiar to designers, such as layers, masks, and text refinement. Export formats include PNG, SVG, video, and audio — ensuring outputs meet professional standards. Launch Reception and Market Response Within the first 24 hours of its launch on X (formerly Twitter), a discussion thread about Lovart garnered over 5,000 posts, reflecting strong community engagement. The waitlist grew rapidly, surpassing 100,000 users across 70+ countries within five Discord server has become a vibrant hub where users hold 'Agent Battles,' competitions that pit the platform's AI agents against complex creative briefs in real Context: The Rise of Vertical AI Agents Industry analysts view Lovart as a prime example of the growing trend towards vertical AI agents — domain-specific AI systems designed to replace traditional workflows. YC partner Jared Friedman characterizes these agents as 'autonomous teammates' that extend beyond general-purpose AI, bringing specialized expertise to complex tasks. Community and Creative Use Cases Early adopters are using Lovart to produce full marketing campaigns, multimedia storyboards, and interactive design projects with minimal manual input. The platform's seamless orchestration of multimodal AI models allows creatives to focus on ideas while the agent handles execution. Access and Further Information Lovart continues to onboard new users and expand its feature set. Interested professionals can learn more or join the waitlist via: Website: Twitter (X): Discord: Lovart positions itself as a new standard in creative automation, offering professionals an autonomous agent capable of handling complex, multimodal design workflows from start to finish. About Lovart Lovart AI is a San Francisco-based technology company pioneering the world's first Design Agent — an AI-native system that interprets creative intent, decomposes complex tasks, and coordinates leading multimodal models to deliver comprehensive outputs across image, video, and 3D formats. Co-founded by Haofan Wang, an AI researcher with training from Carnegie Mellon University, and supported by a global team of experts in AI systems and creative tooling, Lovart is transforming the creative landscape. Since launching in 2025, the platform has rapidly gained traction with over 100,000 users joining within just 5 days, fundamentally changing how modern creators and studios approach design workflows. Media Contact Organization: Resonate International lNC Contact Person: Jane Huo Email: aimeey@ Country: United States City: San francisco Website: Photos accompanying this announcement are available at: in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
South China Morning Post
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Style according to … Victor Sanz: luxury luggage brand Tumi's creative director knows how to travel in style – he shares his favourite hotels in London and Madrid, and must-visit NYC spots
Victor Sanz first joined luggage brand Tumi in 2003, after studying industrial design at the Pratt Institute in New York. After a short break that saw him working for the likes of Tommy Hilfiger , he returned to Tumi in 2009, rising to the post of creative director in 2016. As someone who designs suitcases of all kinds for a living, Sanz knows a thing or two about travelling in style. Here, he shares his favourite finds from his home base of New York , and around the world. What I'm watching Victor Sanz is a fan of the Formula One documentary Drive to Survive, currently in its seventh season. Photo: Netflix Advertisement [Netflix documentary] Drive to Survive has been on my constant watch list. After Tumi became partners with [racing team] McLaren, I became a huge Formula One fan, and I've just loved consuming as much of it as possible. I'm up at all hours of the day and night on Sundays to watch the race and cheer on McLaren, Lando [Norris] and Oscar [Piastri]. The Instagram accounts I can't stop scrolling Victor Sanz follows artists like Kaws, known for pieces such as his Companion figures. Photo: Handout Brian Donnelly (@kaws) , Sebastian Errazuriz (@sebastianstudio) and CJ Hendry (@cj_hendry): I follow a wide community of artists and designers. I love seeing what others in the creative field are up to. My beauty hacks Victor Sanz keeps his daily skincare routine simple, with Rénergie H.C.F. Triple Serum from Lancôme Paris a favourite. Photo: Handout When it comes to my daily routine, I'm pretty simple: I try not to overcomplicate things. For fragrance , I wear Tumi Awaken or Tumi 19 Degree. The two scents fit every occasion while I'm on the move. For skincare, I typically use Rénergie H.C.F. Triple Serum from Lancôme Paris. I work with my hands a lot, so to take care of them: I use The Body Shop Hemp Hand Protector.
Emirates 24/7
6 hours ago
- Business
- Emirates 24/7
Citi Developers Launches ARYA — A Neo-Luxury Landmark at Dubai Islands Waterfront
Located in the heart of the Dubai Islands waterfront , ARYA blends tranquil marina views with skyline sophistication. From its bold design language to wellness-first philosophy, ARYA is more than a home — it's a fully curated lifestyle experience. A New Era of Refined Living ARYA was designed for those who seek substance over spectacle — individuals who value emotional design, intentional detail, and elevated daily rituals. A triple-height entrance lobby makes a powerful first impression, setting the tone with immersive visual storytelling. The gallery-style lobby features original commissioned artwork by world-renowned artist Alec Monopoly , anchoring the space in creativity and cultural relevance. A dedicated floor for wellness and leisure includes a Roman bath, yoga studio, hammam, sauna, steam room, infinity pool, gym, private cinema, and kids' area. The rooftop escape redefines serenity with panoramic infinity pools, a sunken pool bar, sculpted cabanas, and elegant chaise lounges. Every element — from the hand-selected finishes to custom furnishings — has been chosen with intention, creating a living environment that speaks in the language of style, comfort, and character . Designed Around What Matters Neo-Luxury ARYA reflects Citi Developers' signature approach to contemporary elegance — quiet, curated, and emotionally resonant. Creativity & Innovation From original art commissions to integrated lifestyle tech, ARYA is a living canvas of elevated design. Community Whether unwinding at the rooftop bar or connecting in shared wellness spaces, ARYA fosters authentic, modern-day community. Wellness Every space has been sculpted with wellbeing in mind — calm, balanced, and designed to restore. 'ARYA is a true example of Neo Luxury,' said Zoraiz Malik , CEO of Citi Developers. 'It's a response to the evolving definition of luxury — one that prioritizes peace, presence, and personalized design. We didn't just want to build something beautiful; we wanted to create a home that feels like belonging.' About Citi Developers With over a decade of experience and a footprint across three countries, Citi Developers is a leader in crafting bold, one-of-a-kind communities where design meets distinction . Through its signature neo-luxury lens, Citi continues to shape the future of modern living with iconic developments that fuse architecture, artistry, and soul. Media Contact: Follow Emirates 24|7 on Google News.
Vogue
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue
Armarium Resort 2026 Collection
'Vespera is not an ending, but a beginning. It is the moment before something happens. It is the stillness before the wave,' wrote Giorgia Gabriele in the collection notes for Armarium's resort 2026 lookbook. Vespera, the Latin word for evening, is an exploration of the night as a suspended dimension on the edge of the unconscious. The garments do not suggest transformation, but revelation; they are designed for women seeking an uninhibited way to express themselves. For the first time, Gabriele has presented a wardrobe entirely dedicated to nightwear in all its variations, yet one that is crafted to be worn effortlessly throughout the day. The pieces are defined less by function and more by mood. 'I like to observe women and the way they engage with the world, but sometimes that leads me to overlook my own inner dimension,' said Gabriele. 'This season, there were no external influences—it is profoundly personal, even in the way it conveys a kind of confidence that should be embraced not only when the light begins to dim.' A distilled expression of the collection is a black sheath dress studded with tubular glass and crystal fringe: the open back is closed with fabric panels constructed like origami. Bra straps are used as laces on the back of boxy jackets, allowing the fit to be adjusted and the silhouette to shift. Collar bars, traditionally hidden on men's shirts, are exposed and transformed into jewelry. Tuxedos and flared leather skirts, ultra-light knit dresses, and inside-out constructions— the tension between structure and sensuality is palpable. The color palette moves between anthracite gray and glossy silver, rich black and buttery tones, punctuated by a vivid red—used for the first time in a striped poplin—and touches of oxford blue. New jewelry includes the mussel-shell brooch and a twisted rope parure. The season's footwear highlights include a deeply cut ballerina lined in suede, an ultra-bare sandal, and an ankle-strap pump.
Vogue
11 hours ago
- Business
- Vogue
LaPointe Resort 2026 Collection
Sally LaPointe has a new office. It's one floor down from where she was a year ago, but the space is vastly different. Not only does it feel like twice the size of her previous headquarters, but the massive floor-to-ceiling windows makes it feel warmer, perhaps symbolizing the start of an even sunnier year for LaPointe, who reports that she's doing well at retail. For resort, the designer wanted to focus on making the things that she and her customers love. 'Pre-collections are always a joy for me. Being able to just zero in on the fashion and deliver things that I know my woman will love is very satisfying,' she said. Many of her favorite statement pieces returned this season but in comfortable versions. New this season was eveningwear in a very luxe and thick jersey that really contours the body. Her color palette—bold turquoise and burgundy with a slight sheen—added to the statement-making effect. LaPointe is known for her sexy designs, but this season there was a wider breadth of styles on offer, including a mini-shift dress with her signature feather trim that was very uptown in style. Similarly, the brand is proving to be a big hit in the Middle East, thanks to her lightweight caftans and capes, which this season she produced in even more colors and variations. LaPointe may have conquered New York City's fashionistas, but the international ones aren't far behind.
