Who Owns Loro Piana? LVMH’s 94% Stake and Why It Matters After the Milan Probe
LVMH now holds 94% of Loro Piana. How the stake was built, who controls LVMH, what the Milan court found and why ownership matters…
Fashion Tariffs: Will Your Closet Feel the Pinch?
Ever wonder how global politics can affect something as personal as your wardrobe? The answer often lies in tariffs, a type of tax imposed…
Unlocking the Scent Secrets: How Perfume Dupes Replicate Luxury
Ever caught a whiff of something amazing and immediately thought, “That smells expensive!”? Luxury fragrances hold serious appeal, but their price tags can be…
Dupatta: Heritage Not Hype – Why Calling it a ‘Scandinavian Scarf’ Erases Culture
Imagine seeing a beloved family heirloom, something passed down for generations, suddenly rebranded and sold with a completely different story. That’s how many people…
The House of Gucci Murder: Family, Finance and a Brand Reborn
The true story of the House of Gucci murder: Maurizio Gucci's 1995 killing, Patrizia Reggiani's trial and release, and how the family lost the…
Jimmy Choo’s Iconic Archive: A Deep Dive into the New Collection
Images of red carpets, dazzling stilettos, and shoes that make you feel like you can conquer the world. That’s Jimmy Choo. Now, the brand…
The Allure of the Unknown: Maison Margiela’s Revolutionary Use of Anonymity in Luxury Fashion
Luxury fashion often thrives on celebrity branding, where everyone from the designer becomes one with the celebrities, and their logos take over the entire…
Protecting Fashion In India: Supreme Court Revisits The Copyright–Design Overlap
Artistry is at the heart of numerous creations, from stunning paintings to captivating graphic designs, all of which can find protection under copyright and…
Navigating the Right of Publicity in the Fashion Industry
Celebrities, models and designers are constantly in the spotlight. But when their image is used without consent, the legal implications can be significant. This…
The Woman Who Wrote Fashion’s Law
Anna Wintour didn’t need a courtroom to influence the law. She had Vogue. In 1988, her first cover as editor-in-chief broke fashion’s fourth wall.…
Alton Mason, ASAP Rocky, Lewis Hamilton, Coleman Domingo at the Met Gala 2025: How Fashion Became a Stage for Cultural Reclamation
The Met Gala. It’s a whirlwind of couture, celebrities, and themes that often leave us breathless. But beyond the glittering gowns and gravity-defying silhouettes…
Met Gala 2025: Superfine Tailoring & Black Style – Setting the Stage
“Using your appearance to detach yourself into a subculture of one” – GQ interview, Modern Dandy Get ready, fashion lovers! The Met Gala 2025…
The Legacy of Jill Sobule: Her Musical Journey and Signature Style
Jill Sobule, a name synonymous with witty lyrics, catchy melodies, and unwavering authenticity, left an indelible mark on the music world. Beyond her best-known…
The Devil May Wear Prada, But Law Doesn’t Wear Fashion: Deconstructing Priestly’s Anguish at Fashion and Law
I have heard Meryl Streep’s Miranda Priestly’s monologue, delivered as take down to Anne Hathaway’s Andy Sachs, in Devil Wears Prada more times than…
When Style Trips Up: Independent Medical Examinations in Fashion Litigation
Setting the Scene: Fashion Risks and the Need for Neutral Medical Evidence Fashion is more than just fabric and flair—it carries safety risks. High-heel…
Tariffs, Trade Wars, and the Future of Fashion: Navigating the Legal Labyrinth in 2025
As of April 22, 2025, the global fashion industry continues to grapple with the repercussions of the escalating U.S.–China trade war, marked by significant…
The Chiffon Clause: Maharani Gayatri Devi, Legacy, and the Law
In the honeyed afternoons of Jaipur, where the air hums with the scent of marigolds and history lingers in the sandstone corridors of City…