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.…
Mary Katrantzou: Bulgari’s Visionary Voyage into Leather Goods and Accessories
In a groundbreaking move, Bulgari, the renowned Italian luxury fashion house, has announced the appointment of Mary Katrantzou as its first-ever Creative Director of…
Legal Compliance and the Global Cost of Fast Fashion: A Critical Analysis
The fast fashion industry, known for its accelerated production model and global supply chains, raises serious concerns about legal compliance and the associated social…
Navigating International Cosmetic Regulations
The cosmetic industry is a highly competitive, ever growing and innovative industry. From the classic red lip to body glitters, the cosmetic industry has…
10 Judgements that changed the Fashion Industry
“I don’t design clothes. I design dreams.” – Ralph Lauren In the present world of fashion driven social media where even socks dream of…
Breaking the Hermès Game: Antitrust Class Action Challenges Exclusive Birkin Bag Access
Hermès reigns as the queen and king of handbags, epitomizing luxury and exclusivity. But if the brand were to abandon its play-hard-to-get sales tactics,…
BRICS Fashion Renaissance: Challenging Colonial Narratives and Shaping a Global Cultural Shift
In the vibrant realm of fashion, the BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—emerge not only as economic powerhouses but also as key…
From the Catwalk to the Courthouse: Antitrust Scrutiny for French Fashion House Hermès
“It’s not a bag. It’s a Birkin”.[1] The Hermès Birkin bag stands as the ultimate status symbol in the world of luxury fashion, a…
Designer Dreams, Legal Reality: Demystifying India’s Rental Renaissance
In India, an intriguing fashion phenomenon is quietly unfolding, fuelled by the rapid ascent of fashion rental platforms such as Flyrobe, Stage3 and Rent…
Understanding Intermediary Liability via Christian Louboutin SAS v. Nakul Bajaj & Ors
E-commerce has no precise definition, but it is essentially any form of business conducted electronically. Numerous luxury and fashion firms have their own websites…
New York, It’s Time to Act: The New York Fashion Act and Fashion Workers Act
Fashion is money, and New York is making every penny of it. Hosting events like the biannual New York Fashion Week, the city draws…
The Evolution and Cultural Significance of Haute Couture:
Haute couture, a pinnacle of the fashion world, has a rich and storied history that spans over a century. This exquisite style originated in…
The Psychology Behind Luxury Purchases: Understanding Why Consumers Are Drawn to Luxury Fashion Items
In the vibrant and ever-changing landscape of retail, luxury fashion stands out for its unique allure, marked by high-end products, prestigious brands, and hefty…
Reviving Historical Fashion Trends – How Older Fashion Trends Make Comebacks In Modern Times
Remember Dua Lipa’s iconic Bottega Veneta sheer chainmail dress worn at the Barbie premiere? It is unlikely that people forget the sparkly ensemble, which…
Guardians of Glam: Protecting Beauty Brands from Imitation
In the highly competitive and successful cosmetics market, which encompasses skincare, fragrance, makeup, and haircare products and services, novelty and brand identity play pivotal…
Meta and Christian Louboutin join forces Against Counterfeiting Operation on Meta and Instagram
Meta Platforms, Inc. (“Meta”) and Christian Louboutin S.A.S. (“Louboutin”) have taken decisive legal action against Cesar Octavio Guerrero Alejo, a resident of Culiacán, Sinaloa,…
The Role of Intellectual Property Laws in Protecting Cosmetic Formulation and Design
“Fashion is not something that exists in dress only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street; fashion has to do…