The Fashion Tech Pack: Everything a Factory Needs Before It Quotes You
What goes in a fashion tech pack? The 10 sections a factory needs to quote, the label rules for the US and EU, and…
What Does a Fashion Lawyer Do? A Hub for Every Specialism
What does a fashion lawyer do? Explore 14 fashion law specialisms, who handles which problem, day-to-day work, and how to become one.…
Textile EPR in the EU: What the Revised Waste Framework Directive Means for Fashion Brands
Every EU country must have a textile extended producer responsibility (EPR) scheme running by 17 April 2028. Once it does, any brand that sells…
AI Models in Fashion Ads: The Disclosure and Consent Rules Brands Face in 2026
AI-generated models in fashion ads are now regulated in three places at once. Since 9 June 2026, New York has required advertisers to “conspicuously…
France’s Anti-Fast Fashion Law Explained: Penalties, the Ad Ban and What It Means for Shein
France’s anti-fast fashion law is now law. It was promulgated on 8 July 2026 as Loi n° 2026-602 and published in the Journal officiel…
The EU Greenwashing Ban Starts 27 September 2026: What Fashion Brands Must Stop Saying
From 27 September 2026, a fashion brand selling to shoppers in the EU can no longer call a product “eco-friendly”, “green” or “climate friendly”…
DPPs: Digital Product Passports and What They Mean for Fashion
Digital Product Passports, or DPPs, are digital records that will soon be attached to nearly every garment sold in the EU, holding data on…
What “Made in Italy” Legally Means (and What It Doesn’t)
"Made in Italy" is not a marketing flourish, it is a legally defined claim governed by Italian statute, EU textile rules, and criminal penalties…
How to Start an LLC for Your Fashion Brand (State by State)
Forming an LLC protects a fashion founder's personal assets from business debts and lawsuits, and the process differs by state and by country. This…
What Does an Entertainment Lawyer Do? Deals, Clients, Pay
An entertainment lawyer negotiates contracts, protects intellectual property and advises talent, studios and brands across film, music, television and fashion. This guide breaks down…
Essential Steps To A More Relaxing Bathroom
Most bathrooms are engineered for speed: get in, get clean, get out. Relaxation is treated as something that happens elsewhere, in a spa you…
Etsy Fur Ban Policy: What Sellers Can and Cannot List
Etsy's Animal Products Policy now bans natural fur from animals killed primarily for their pelts, with no exemption for vintage items. This article breaks…
Hayden Panettiere Dies at 36
Hayden Panettiere, the actress known for playing cheerleader Claire Bennet on “Heroes” and country star Juliette Barnes on “Nashville,” died on August 16, 2026,…
Hypebeast and Streetwear Brands: Who They Are and How the Culture Went Luxury
Supreme, Stussy, BAPE, Off-White, Palace, Kith and the rest. Which brands count as hypebeast, what the word means, and how streetwear bought luxury.…
Legal Careers in Fashion: In-House, Firm and Alternative Routes
Legal careers in fashion span in-house counsel roles at brands, law firm practice groups covering IP and licensing, and alternative paths in compliance and…
The Lanham Act Explained for Fashion Brands
The Lanham Act is the federal statute that lets fashion brands sue over trademark infringement, trade dress copying and false advertising claims. Here is…
When Do Models Retire? Career Length, Earnings and What Comes Next
Most modelling careers are over by the late twenties, and almost none end with a retirement. How long the work lasts, what it pays,…