Fashion Law - Page 13

High fashion has always celebrated the idea of lust, luster, and luxuriance. Naturally occurring (and now even lab-cooked), priceless elements, classified under categories of

#HowItBegan Social media has changed the way brands and businesses advertise their products and services. In a day and age where a Company’s online

Whether it is Chanel,  Louis Vuitton or Adidas, the biggest brands are becoming targets of cyber squatters, in fact, the bigger the brand the

As per Section 2(aaa) of the Drug and Cosmetic Act 1940, “cosmetic” means any article intended to be rubbed, poured, sprinkled or sprayed on,

The article reflects the evolution, formation and significance of fashion law due to globalization. Change is inevitable, change is constant. As part of the

In recent years, the extent to which fashion designers have profited from incorporating cultural designs without giving due acknowledgment to their origin has been

Celebrity photos used to promote the brand on social media There are three components that you need to think about when you use a

Introduction In our daily life we come across various kinds of designs. The first Designs Act that came in India was The Patterns and

Influencers in this era are people who have developed a reputation for their insight and experience on a particular subject and showcases it through

There is no doubt that the domestic fashion industry in India has seen a sharp rise with strong consumer demand for fashionable clothing through

 Style is a way to say who you are without having to speak. —Rachel Zoe Fashion is something that stays in everyone’s life even

A trademark provides legal protection for a word, a symbol, a phrase, a logo, a design or a combination of the goods or services

Introduction Fashion is one of the most significant artistic industries thriving in today’s world. It has become a customary example that helps in postulating

SINGLE COLOUR NOT ENTITLED TO TRADEMARK PROTECTION FACTS The plaintiff company, Christian Louboutin SAS, pleaded that it was the owner of the registered trademarks