Gensmo Secures $60M to Revolutionize Fashion E-Commerce with AI

Jun 30, 2025
Gensmo has raised over $60 million in angel funding to enhance its AI-powered fashion platform, offering features like virtual try-ons and personalized recommendations.

Gensmo has secured over $60 million in angel funding to advance its AI-driven fashion platform, announced in a press release. The company aims to transform fashion e-commerce by integrating AI technologies that offer users a seamless and personalized shopping experience.

Gensmo's platform includes innovative features such as virtual try-ons, allowing users to visualize outfits on digital avatars in real-time. This feature, along with hyper-personalized recommendations powered by deep learning and computer vision, helps users discover and curate their personal style effortlessly.

Founded by Ning Hu, a former tech lead at Google and VP at Alibaba, Gensmo combines expertise from both the AI and fashion industries. The company operates from key fashion and tech hubs, including New York and Los Angeles, to stay at the forefront of trends and talent.

With this significant funding, Gensmo is poised to push the boundaries of intelligent fashion discovery, enhancing the way users interact with fashion e-commerce.

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