Perfect Corp. Announces 2025 Global Beauty & Fashion AI Forum in New York City

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 26, 2025--

Perfect Corp., the leading AI and AR beauty and fashion tech solutions provider, is excited to announce its highly anticipated Global Beauty & Fashion AI Forum, taking place on Tuesday, September 16 th, 2025, during New York Fashion Week at the Metropolitan Pavilion, located at 125 West 18 th Street, New York City. This must-attend event will bring together thought leaders and visionary brands to explore how AI is revolutionizing the customer experience and delivering hyper-personalized shopping journeys across the beauty and fashion industries. In addition to an exciting day of panel discussions, AI/AR technology showcases, and networking with top industry leaders, this year’s Forum will feature an AI-poweredinteractive fashion presentation in partnership with Nolcha Shows during NYFW. Attendees will have the opportunity to virtually try on featured runway looks with Perfect Corp.’s precise Generative AI technology, bringing the cutting-edge creativity of the designers to life in a fully immersive experience.

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This year’s lineup of speakers includes influential voices from Shiseido, WWD, Glossy, and many more top brands shaping the future of beauty and fashion.

Secure your spot today — tickets available now (Valued at $375)! Visithttps://www.perfectcorp.com/business/global-beauty-tech-forum

Attendees will experience groundbreaking technologies including:

Generative AI Powers Full-Body Fashion Try-On from a Single Image

Perfect Corp.’s latest generative AI fashion technologies allow users to try on outfits and shoes with just a single image, delivering hyper-realistic visualizations that preserve the user’s facial features and body shape. The AI Outfit Changer accurately renders fabric, fit, and drape, from tops and bottoms to full ensembles, while supporting scalable simulation across all body types. Complementing this is the GenAI Shoes Try-On, which enables users to instantly preview footwear styles with lifelike alignment and perspective. Together, these innovations provide a seamless, full-body fashion try-on experience that boosts engagement, and reduces return rates. The solution also extends to generative AI try-ons for rings, watches, and bracelets, offering fashion brands a comprehensive virtual styling platform.

Perfect Beauty Agent: Your 24/7 Beauty Advisor

This generative AI-powered virtual consultant instantly analyzes facial attributes and skin conditions from a single selfie, providing personalized beauty advice, product recommendations, and tutorials anytime, anywhere. From full makeup transfer to step-by-step mix-and-match virtual try-ons, consumers can enjoy engaging, tailored beauty journeys like never before.

Full-Spectrum GenAI APIs for Seamless Integration

Perfect Corp. delivers a comprehensive portfolio of AI APIs designed to power immersive beauty, fashion, and creative experiences. The offering spans AI skin and face analysis, makeup and hair virtual try-ons, clothes and fabric simulations, as well as advanced image and video editing capabilities. Among these, the Hair API suite stands out for its depth and versatility—enabling detection of hair texture, frizziness, and length, alongside virtual try-ons for hairstyles, hair colors, bangs, volume, extensions, and wavy styles. With fast, scalable integration and rich customization options, Perfect Corp.’s API solutions empower brands and developers to create personalized, real-time experiences that drive engagement and conversion.

HD Skin Analysis and 3D Face Support

This upgraded skin AI technology enhances skin analysis precision through HD resolution, regional zoom-in, and advanced 3D 180-degree facial scans. The 3D face support provides a realistic facial contour model, allowing professionals to visualize treatment effects from multiple angles. This feature is especially valuable for planning non-surgical procedures, such as hyaluronic acid injections for nose reshaping or facial contouring. With greater depth and dimensional accuracy, brands and professionals can deliver more tailored and visually guided treatment plans that optimize skin health and achieve aesthetic results.

Full Event Agenda – September 16, 2025

More details on the event agenda can be viewed here.

Nolcha Fashion Presentation, Welcome Lunch, and Technology Showcase

Experience the future of fashion tech + AI with Nolcha Shows, the premier platform for cutting-edge emerging brands and designers during New York Fashion Week. This exclusive presentation will debut runway looks enhanced by Perfect Corp.’s Generative AI and Virtual Try-On Technology, giving attendees an immersive, tech-powered fashion experience. Featured collections include Videmus Omnia, HorseHub, Fite Fashion, and Jendue.

Notable designer highlights:

Keynote & Technology Demo – Alice Chang, Founder & CEO, Perfect Corp.

In this keynote, Alice Chang shares her vision for the next era of AI. Reflecting on a decade of innovation, she reveals how generative AI, personalization, and tech-powered creativity will reshape the consumer experience and drive industry transformation.

Fireside Chat – Fireside Chat with Wayne Liu, CGO and President of Perfect Corp. and Angelica Munson, Global Chief Digital Officer of Shiseido

Join Angelica Munson, Global Chief Digital Officer of Shiseido, in a fireside chat with Wayne Liu as they explore how one of the world’s most iconic beauty companies is harnessing AI, data and digital innovation to evolve customer experiences across regions.

Beauty’s AI Renaissance: Personalization, Technology, and the Future of Brands

This panel delves into how AI-driven personalization is revolutionizing beauty brands, transforming the consumer experience, and shaping the future of the beauty industry with cutting-edge technology

Moderator: Jill Manoff, Editor-in-Chief, Glossy
Panelists: Chris Payne, CEO of Jane Iredale, Elana Drell-Szyfer, Industry Executive

AI at the Checkout: How Retailers are Delivering Personalization at Scale with AI

Explore how leading beauty retailers are leveraging AI technologies to deliver hyper-personalized experiences, drive customer loyalty, and transform the shopping journey at scale

Moderator: James Manso, Beauty & Fashion Market Editor, WWD
Panelists: Karla Nedeski, Director of Merchandising at Starboard, Noah Rosenblatt, President of Beauty Space, Anna Mayo, VP of Beauty Retail at NielsenIQ​

Beyond the Mirror: AI’s Role in the Future of Skin Health & Aesthetic Treatments

Exploring how AI-driven skin analysis is transforming skincare consultations, improving precision, and personalizing treatments like never before.

Moderator: Ian Michael Crumm, Celebrity Esthetician
Panelists: Ewelina Aiossa, General Manager at Topical Skin, Dr. Kay Durairaj, Facial Plastic Surgeon, Pooja Johari, CEO at 7e Wellness

From Catwalk to Cart: How Fashion Brands Are Using Tech to Drive Sales

This panel explores how digital tools are transforming the way fashion brands engage, convert, and retain customers through personalized, immersive experiences.

Moderator: Lara Schmoisman, CEO, The Darl
Panelists: Karen Giberson, President of the Accessories Council, Marie Driscoll, Fashion and Luxury Retail Expert, Lalla Asmaa Alaoui, CEO of AllMyAI and CMO of HorseHub

The Great Transformation: How AI is Driving Creativity and Innovation Across All Sectors

AI is no longer a future concept. It’s here, and it's reshaping every corner of the business landscape. In this dynamic panel discussion, industry leaders across beauty, fashion, retail, and technology come together to explore how AI is driving innovation, operational efficiency, and personalized experiences at scale.​

Moderator: Rupal Parekh, Partner, Work & Co. / Accenture
Panelists: Rémi Rouane, International VP & General Manager, Inovshop, David Silbergleit CEO at PIMS, Kat Garcia, CEO at Ground

How Spas and Salons Can Enhance Their Business with AI(Sponsored by Bobit Business Media)

This panel will explore the ways salons and spa providers can improve consultations, increase guest purchasing confidence and ultimately increase earnings by leveraging AI.

Moderator: Stacey Soble, Editor-in-Chief, Salon Today
Panelists: Sam Brocato, Owner of Sam Brocato Salon, Michaella Blissett Williams, Owner of Salon 718, Scott Buchanan, President of Scott J. Salon Group, Justin DePasquale, Co-Owner DePasquale The Spa

The day will conclude with a VIP happy hour and networking reception.

Purchase tickets here: https://www.perfectcorp.com/business/global-beauty-tech-forum

About Perfect Corp.

Perfect Corp. (NYSE: PERF) is a global leader in AI and AR technology, redefining creativity across beauty, fashion, skincare, and digital content creation. Its YouCam suite of apps has been downloaded over 1.1 billion times globally, empowering users to create, edit, and express themselves through photo, video, and generative AI tools. The YouCam platform also includes a powerful web-based editor and a suite of developer APIs, providing creators, brands, and technology partners with seamless access to content creation capabilities across platforms.

For brands and professionals, Perfect Corp. offers an award-winning portfolio of enterprise technologies, including virtual try-on experiences for makeup, hair, jewelry, watches, and fashion accessories, as well as AI-powered skin and hair analysis.

With a brand portfolio that includes YouCam and Skincare Pro, and a network of over 800 global brand partners, Perfect Corp. is transforming the beauty experience through personalized, immersive, and intelligent innovation.

For more information, visit perfectcorp.com and follow @Perfect-Corp.

Perfect Corp. Announces 2025 Global Beauty & Fashion AI Forum in New York City

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