<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div><p><strong>Omi</strong>, a Paris-based startup revolutionizing product visuals with 3D modeling and artificial intelligence, has won the &#34;Most Promising&#34; prize at the 2024 LVMH Innovation Awards. The award was presented on June 12 in Paris at leading European tech conference VivaTech, hosted by LVMH Image and Environment Director Antoine Arnault.</p><p><strong>Hugo Borensztein</strong>, co-founder and CEO of Omi, said the win reflects a broader shift happening across the luxury and retail industries. “Working with a Maison founded two centuries ago using the most advanced 3D and AI technologies expresses LVMH's bold, innovation-inspired vision. 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Investment: </b></span><span>$1,000 </span></p><p><span><b>Valuation: </b></span><span>$3.5B </span></p></div></div></div><h2>Omi Offers AI-Driven Visuals For The Future Of Luxury Retail</h2><p>Omi specializes in using 3D technology to streamline content creation for luxury brands, reducing costs while elevating quality. Its tools allow for the scalable production of photorealistic visuals used in online retail and marketing, according to Omi’s website.</p><p>According to Vogue, the company has already worked with <strong>Guerlain</strong>, an LVMH-owned beauty house, on high-end product visual campaigns that merge legacy identity with modern production speed.</p><p><strong>L'Oréal</strong><strong> </strong>also announced a collaboration with Omi during VivaTech, introducing a new visual design process powered by Omi's 3D AI platform, according to Forbes. 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LVMH also announced that The Best Impact Prize was awarded to <strong>Genesis</strong>, a French startup collaborating with Moët Hennessy to digitally monitor and improve soil health in vineyards.</p><p>LVMH Chair and CEO Bernard Arnault praised the finalists for their &#34;entrepreneurial spirit and hard work,&#34; adding that innovation remains central to the group's mission of excellence.</p><p>&#34;Innovation has always energized the growth of our Maisons and their desirability. This innovation is not an end in itself, but rather a means to achieve excellence. I'm always delighted to meet these young entrepreneurs, and to see them working with our centuries-old Maisons and be recognized for their entrepreneurial spirit and hard work,&#34; Arnault said in the statement.</p><h2>Omi Joins A New Class Of AI-Powered Creative Startups</h2><p>Omi says its technology allows brands to turn static product data into interactive 3D content that can be deployed across websites, e-commerce platforms, and social media.</p><p>Rather than relying on traditional photography or slow post-production workflows, the platform generates high-fidelity visuals directly from 3D models, streamlining product rollout and campaign development.</p><p>With LVMH recognizing Omi as a leader in innovation and a new partnership underway with L'Oréal, the startup may push brands a step toward broader adoption of AI-powered visual platforms in luxury.</p><p><strong>Image: Shutterstock</strong></p></div></div></div>

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<p>Omi, a Paris-based startup specializing in 3D modeling and AI, won the "Most Promising" prize at the 2024 LVMH Innovation Awards for its innovative approach to luxury product visuals. The award was presented at the VivaTech conference, highlighting a shift in the luxury retail industry. Omi's technology enhances content creation efficiency and quality, with collaborations already established with brands like Guerlain and L'Oréal. LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault emphasized the importance of innovation in maintaining excellence within the luxury sector.</p>

LVMH Awards AI Startup Omi For Disrupting Luxury Visuals With 3D Tech: 'Recognized For Their Entrepreneurial Spirit' Says Bernard Arnault