Hudson Williams Steals the Spotlight as Dsquared2's Newest Model, Set to a Carly Simon-Inspired AI Remix.
In a bold move that set pulses racing among fashion aficionados, Hudson Williams took to the catwalk for his debut with Italian fashion powerhouse Dsquared2 at Milan Fashion Week Men’s Fall/Winter 2026. The 15-minute show, which explored winter sports as its central theme and drew inspiration from both Milan and Cortina, Italy's upcoming Winter Olympics venues.
As a tribute to this year’s Games of Ice and Snow, the runway was underscored by an AI-generated reworking of Carly Simon's iconic "Let the River Run", with the song undergoing various instrumental reinterpretations throughout the show. The mesmerizing mash-up effectively captured the dynamic interplay between technology and artistry in the world of fashion today.
The music for the 15-minute runway show largely featured a melodic adaptation of Carly Simon’s Academy Award-winning track from the 1988 film 'Working Girl'. The song, initially released as "Running on the Water" under various artist names, features an "AI-generated content" label in its digital format.
Interestingly, the original version of "Let the River Run," composed by Carly Simon for the movie Working Girl, won the Oscar and Grammy Award for Best Original Song, becoming a timeless classic.
Hudson Williams' recent co-star Connor Storrie may also join Milan Fashion Week as his own Dsquared2 debut has yet to be confirmed.
In a bold move that set pulses racing among fashion aficionados, Hudson Williams took to the catwalk for his debut with Italian fashion powerhouse Dsquared2 at Milan Fashion Week Men’s Fall/Winter 2026. The 15-minute show, which explored winter sports as its central theme and drew inspiration from both Milan and Cortina, Italy's upcoming Winter Olympics venues.
As a tribute to this year’s Games of Ice and Snow, the runway was underscored by an AI-generated reworking of Carly Simon's iconic "Let the River Run", with the song undergoing various instrumental reinterpretations throughout the show. The mesmerizing mash-up effectively captured the dynamic interplay between technology and artistry in the world of fashion today.
The music for the 15-minute runway show largely featured a melodic adaptation of Carly Simon’s Academy Award-winning track from the 1988 film 'Working Girl'. The song, initially released as "Running on the Water" under various artist names, features an "AI-generated content" label in its digital format.
Interestingly, the original version of "Let the River Run," composed by Carly Simon for the movie Working Girl, won the Oscar and Grammy Award for Best Original Song, becoming a timeless classic.
Hudson Williams' recent co-star Connor Storrie may also join Milan Fashion Week as his own Dsquared2 debut has yet to be confirmed.
The way the show blended winter sports with Italian flair, while also giving a shoutout to this year's Winter Olympics in Cortina, Italy, is just genius. And can we talk about that AI remix of Carly Simon's "Let the River Run"? It's like, totally mesmerizing! 
I mean, who wouldn't want to see an AI-generated take on a classic track? It's like technology and artistry are having a love affair on the runway. 
What's also cool is that this show is all about the intersection of old-school vibes with modern tech, which I think is what makes fashion so exciting – it's always evolving! 
The fact that they're using Carly Simon's iconic song, but with an AI twist, is literally genius 
It's like the future of fashion is here and I am HERE. FOR. IT! 
, but the way they remixed it with a winter sports theme was genius. i'm dying over here thinking about hudson williams strutting down that catwalk 
. i wonder if connor storrie will make his debut too? fingers crossed 
! the way the AI remix of Carly Simon's "Let the River Run" was used is so sick, it added such a cool vibe to the whole theme of winter sports and Milan/Cortina 
. i love how fashion is always pushing boundaries with tech and artistry - it's like, the future of style is here! 
also, can't wait to see what Connor Storrie brings to Dsquared2 next? 
) but seriously, who wouldn't want to model for Dsquared2?! and omg the music was everything! Carly Simon's "Let the River Run" is such a classic... AI remix or not, that song just gives me all the feels 
The way they blended technology and fashion is giving me LIFE 
And can we talk about how hot Hudson looks on the catwalk? 
. That AI remix of Carly Simon's "Let the River Run" though... genius! It added this whole new level of sophistication to the show, don't you think? 
But what really got me was the AI remix of Carly Simon's "Let the River Run" - it's like technology and artistry merged into something magical 
. And can we talk about how awesome it is that they're paying homage to Milan and Cortina, especially with the Winter Olympics theme? It's all about blending the old-school charm of fashion with modern innovation 