Fashion Law Journal

eBay’s Depop Acquisition: A Smart Move or a Desperate Grasp for Gen Z?

So, the eBay Depop deal just dropped a bombshell on the fashion resale scene. Dropping $1.2

Italian Regulators Raided LVMH Over Sephora Kids. Here Is What That Actually Means

On March 27, 2026, Italy’s competition authority opened two formal investigations into LVMH-owned Sephora and Benefit Cosmetics. The charge, essentially, is this: that both brands used covert influencer marketing to push adult

Dress Code Debate: Should Fashion Events Still Have Them?

An op‑ed, unapologetically biased, from a disciple of “Class over crass.” When

H&M and Stella McCartney Team Up for Sustainability Insights Board: Fresh Voices on Fashion’s Green Future

Well, my Fashion Friends, Big news from the sustainability front! H&M and

Interviews

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Interviews

In Conversation with Fabrizio Caretta, Chief Legal, Corporate and Compliance Officer at Dolce & Gabbana Group

Dolce & Gabbana’s recent exploration of heritage came to life in Alta Moda 2025 collection. Inspired by the Roman empire and heritage the pieces

Interviews

Fashion to Management: Exploring Harshit Kumar’s Journey from NIFT Delhi to ISB

Mr. Harshit Kumar’s passion and love for fashion drove him to NIFT Delhi where he did his Bachelors in Fashion Technology. Post working in the fashion & retail segment of Aditya Birla

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In Conversation with Radha Khera on Fashion and Law

In Conversation with Radha Khera, Managing Associate at Remfry & Sagar. Radha did her LLM in Fashion Law from LUISS School of

In Conversation with Mr. Lorenzo Maria Di Vecchio: Legal, Ethics & Compliance Director EMEA at Christian Dior Couture

Lorenzo Maria Di Vecchio is an Italian lawyer and, actually, he is the Legal, Ethics, and Compliance Director EMEA of Christian Dior

In Conversation with Ms. Angela Del Vecchio: Fashion Law

Angela Del Vecchio, currently the Director of LUISS LL/M in Fashion Law at Luiss Guido Carli University, Rome, Italy is an international

In Conversation with Erdem Eren, Founder – Fashion Law Institute, Istanbul

Erdem Eren, Founder of Fashion Law Institue Istanbul, completed his bachelor and master’s degree in law, later, he started his own legal

Column & Voices

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Column·The Front Row

On Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy & Identity: The Girl Behind the Tortoiseshell Headband

Why true style resists replication and begins with restraint She wore it like it didn’t matter. A narrow strip of tortoiseshell, perched on top

Column·Fashion & Society

Italian Regulators Raided LVMH Over Sephora Kids. Here Is What That Actually Means

Column·Editor-in-Chief's Desk

Dress Code Debate: Should Fashion Events Still Have Them?

An op‑ed, unapologetically biased, from a disciple of “Class over crass.” When

H&M and Stella McCartney Team Up for Sustainability Insights Board: Fresh Voices on Fashion’s Green Future

Well, my Fashion Friends, Big news from the sustainability front! H&M and

Katy Perry v Katie Perry: Rethinking Trademark Power in the Age of Celebrity Commerce

There is something instinctively compelling about a dispute between a global pop

Brand Case Study: Cartier

Bedazzling Diamonds, Looming Lawsuits and Everlasting Elegance- Cartier epitomises it all. The renowned jewellery house has several patents and design trademarks later,

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Column·Fashion & Society·Fashion News

H&M and Stella McCartney Team Up for Sustainability Insights Board: Fresh Voices on Fashion’s Green Future

Well, my Fashion Friends, Big news from the sustainability front! H&M and Stella McCartney just launched their Insights Board, a super cool group of

by Michelle Syiemlieh

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

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Case Study·Fashion Trends

From Ramp to Rip-Off: Why Designers Are Legally Vulnerable in India

When a ₹15,000 designer lehenga shows up on a budget e-store for ₹1,499, stitched to imperfection and stripped of credit, it’s not

by Diksha Sharma

Fashion Law

The Rise of Ethical Clothing Manufacturers in a Post-Greenwashing Era

You’re scrolling through your phone on a rainy Sunday. Sponsored posts flaunt “clean cotton,” promise “zero-impact dyes,” and advertise a “carbon-positive closet,”

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