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Q Productions v. SHEIN: Trademark and Publicity Rights in Fast Fashion

When a company like SHEIN gets sued over celebrity merchandise, it’s easy to assume the story is simple: someone sold shirts they

March 31, 2026

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Column·Fashion Law

Dress Code Debate: Should Fashion Events Still Have Them?

An op‑ed, unapologetically biased, from a disciple of “Class over crass.” When I was a child, the word “presentable” was not a

March 27, 2026

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Case Study·Fashion Law

Blurring The Lines Between Parody And Infringement: The Condé Nast V. Dogue Dispute

Condé Nast, the publishing powerhouse behind Vogue, has filed suit against the canine fashion magazine, Dogue. The complaint by Condé Nast alleges

March 20, 2026

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Fashion Weeks & Show

MY THEATRE by Dariia Bila — Paris Fashion Week Debut

On 6 March, Ukrainian designer Dariia Bila presented her brand MY THEATRE by Dariia Bila to the Parisian audience for the first

March 9, 2026

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Exploring Business Model Reforms under Intellectual Property to Promote Sustainable Fashion: A Policy-Oriented Study

Abstract: The idea of circularity and sustainability is leading a transformative shift across various sectors, including the fashion sector. Sustainable fashion is

March 2, 2026

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Case Study·Fashion Law

Fashion’s Desert Graveyard: Atacama’s Textile Waste Crisis and Chile’s Move Toward EPR

Today’s consumerist culture demands thousands of garments every single day. We’ve been sold the idea that staying fashionable calls for a need

February 19, 2026

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Why Goth Clothing Continues to Influence Modern Fashion

Goth clothing has a particular way of resurfacing in fashion conversations without ever truly disappearing. While many styles cycle in and out

February 11, 2026

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Case Study·Fashion Law

The Law Behind the Label: Enforcing Truth in Eco-Claims in Fashion Marketing

Abstract Statement of Problem: The transition of the fashion industry to sustainability has led to an increase in environmental claims on marketing

February 5, 2026

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Case Study·Fashion Law

Borrowed Threads – How Louis Vuitton Sparked a Romanian Folk Heritage Storm

Louis Vuitton’s summer 2024 collection, By The Pool, unveils the French maison’s latest designs. Yet one piece has caused a huge stir among

January 16, 2026

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Case Study·Fashion Law

Deadstock Destruction: Why Fashion Keeps Destroying Unsold Goods

Fast fashion brands like Zara and H&M present an entirely new collection every 2 weeks. With the birth of ultra-fast fashion brands

January 13, 2026

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Case Study·Fashion Law

Societe CARTIER International AG v. Goussin Jeweler LTD: The Battle For Love That Redefines Luxury Protection

Locked in love, wrapped in light— Cartier’s timeless creation reflects the beauty of devotion and whispers the language of forever. “A bracelet

January 6, 2026

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Fashion Law

What Fashion Brands Can (and Can’t) Say About Sustainability

Sustainability has become one of the most powerful marketing tools of fashion. Terms like “eco-friendly”, “conscious”, and “green” are widely used, from

January 2, 2026

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Fashion Marketplaces and Their Responsibility for Discount Accuracy

Discounts drive fashion ecommerce. From festive sales to flash deals, marketplaces rely heavily on price cuts to attract traffic, boost conversions, and

December 26, 2025

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Case Study·Fashion Law

Things Are Heating Up at Sol de Janeiro: When Dupes Test the Limits of Brand Protection

The award-winning scent. One of the most powerful beauty brands of the moment. Sephora’s biggest-ever body care seller. Let me introduce: Sol

December 24, 2025

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Fashion Law

Xinjiang Cotton, De Minimis Shipments, and the UFLPA Entity List: Why Shein Still Isn’t There

I. Introduction The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, 2021 Entity List, which is kept up to date by the Forced Labor Enforcement

December 23, 2025

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AI-Generated Images and Intellectual Property Rights: New Challenges for Fashion Houses

The use of artificial intelligence by fashion houses is redefining the boundaries between creativity, technology, and law. AI-generated images are increasingly integrated

December 14, 2025

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