§ 1.0 — Studio
AIFV — a studio at the intersection of fashion craft and AI.

We are an AI-powered creative studio for fashion brands — designers, fashion creative directors, marketers, and AI specialists working as one integrated team.

We specialize in fashion brand identity, collection design, product development, and AI-generated campaign content — built for brands that need both creative vision and technical execution.

Seventeen years of fashion design expertise, sharpened by the most advanced AI workflows in the industry. Studio based in Montréal — serving fashion brands across North America, Europe, and worldwide.

§ 2.0 — Alesya

I’m Alesya — founder of AI Fashion Vision.

Fashion designer and creative director with seventeen years of industry experience.

I work at the intersection of fashion craft and AI capability — helping fashion brands modernize their creative and marketing pipelines without losing their identity. I founded AI Fashion Vision because every agency offering “AI for fashion” had never sewn a garment, built a collection, or walked into a fabric trade show. That gap is exactly what AIFV was built to close.

Today I lead AIFV alongside a small, multidisciplinary team of fashion designers, AI specialists, and creative producers — growing carefully, hiring for craft and fashion knowledge over headcount.

MTL
Studio base
EN · FR
Languages
Upwork
Top rated
15+
years in fashion
§ 3.0 — The Team
People who
make the work.
A small, multidisciplinary fashion studio. Fashion designers, technical designers, creative directors, marketers, and AI specialists. We hire for craft and deep fashion knowledge — not headcount.
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FASHION DESIGN · CREATIVE DIRECTION · AI WORKFLOW
Alesya Kornetskaya
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Founder · Creative Director

Fashion designer and creative director with 17+ years across apparel design, collection development, brand strategy, and AI-powered creative production. Leads creative and strategic direction across every AIFV engagement.

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FASHION DESIGN · CREATIVE DIRECTION · AI WORKFLOW
Vira Pohodina
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Designer · Marketer · Social Media

Multidisciplinary designer with sharp instincts for brand identity, audience strategy, and socialcontent. Leads marketing and social media direction for AIFV — and for the fashion brands webuild alongside our design work.

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FASHION DESIGN · CREATIVE DIRECTION · AI WORKFLOW
Jenna Miller
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Fashion & Technical Designer · Product Development

Fashion and technical designer specializing in product development, garment construction, andtech pack production. Brings deep manufacturing knowledge to every brief — from first sketch toproduction-ready specification.

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FASHION DESIGN · CREATIVE DIRECTION · AI WORKFLOW
Madison Miles
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AI & Technical

We're building out our AI engineering team — model training, custom pipeline tooling, and AIworkflow development for fashion brand production. If that's your background, send work andrelevant examples to hello@aifv.studio.

§ 4.0 — Philosophy
"AI doesn't replace creativity — it removes the friction between idea and execution."

— Alesya Kornetskaya, founder

§ 5.0 — Timeline

How AIFV got here.

2008 →
Fashion design roots
Apparel design, collection development, technical craft. Years on the design-room floorwith cut-and-sew teams.
2015 →
Creative direction
Brand campaigns, editorial work, and fashion art direction across European and North American fashion brands.
2019 →
Media production
Represented by a media agency in Italy and Spain. Campaign and editorial production across fashion, beauty, and lifestyle categories.
2023 →
AI integration
Began AI workflow development and integration across the studio's fashion production pipeline. First in-house AI tooling and workflow experiments for fashion brand clients.
2024 →
AIFV founded
AI Fashion Vision launched as a dedicated AI-powered creative studio for fashion brands.First clients onboarded from existing long-term relationships.
2026 →
Team build-out
Vira joins. Open roles posted for AI and production. Studio scales carefully.
§ 6.0 — Work with the studio
Ready to work with us?

Tell us about your fashion brand and what you're building. Alesya reviews every brief personally and matches it with the right AIFV team members for your specific project.

§ — FAQ
The questions
everyone is actually asking.

Straight answers. No spin.

01Will AI replace our creative team?+

This is the most common concern — and the most valid one. Generic AI output is what happens when tools are used without fashion direction. At AIFV, every project starts with brand model training: we feed AI systems your existing visual assets, campaign references, color language, and styling codes before a single output is generated. Everything then passes through a fashion creative director with 17 years of experience. The result looks like your brand at its best — not a Midjourney mood board.

02Is this realistic for a mid-size fashion brand, or only for enterprise players like Zara?+

Almost always one of three things: the wrong tool for the brief, no brand training on the model, or no fashion creative oversight on the output. AI tools are not plug-and-play for fashion — they require the same creative direction a photographer, stylist, and art director would bring to a traditional shoot.

03Do we need technical expertise or an in-house AI team to work with you?+

AI-powered creative production is actually more transformative for mid-size brands than for large ones. A mid-size brand with a $30,000–$80,000 annual content budget gets the most disproportionate gain — the ability to produce campaign-quality output at a fraction of the cost and in a fraction of the time.