The €13 Billion Hermès-LVMH Shares Scandal Explained
LVMH secretly built a 17% Hermès stake in 2010, sparking a decade-long battle. Now Bernard Arnault faces court over a €13B bearer-shares scandal.
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Eu Ban on Destroying Unsold Clothing: What the New Law Means for Luxury Fashion
Luxury fashion’s most secretive practice is officially illegal. The EU has banned brands from destroying unsold clothing, forcing the industry to confront overproduction, waste, and sustainability head-on.
The Raj Sisters and the New Face of South Indian Representation
Bindis, Bangles, ela saapad, and a refusal to dilute who they are. For generations now, the global standpoint…
Paid or Unpaid Actor? Exploring the Tussle Between Influencer Marketing and the Consumer’s Right to Know
Flashback to the time you got addicted to that one YouTube channel for its relatable sketches and situational…
You Cannot Sue for Birkin
The verdict on the Anti-trust lawsuit pending against Hermès is finally out! In March 2024, a class action…
Nostalgia Is My Roman Empire: A Critical Examination of Film Title Recycling
Too often, we hit the play button only to realise that what we thought was the video of…
The Battle of Trendsetters: Economic Parasitism Explained
Exclusivity is the lifeblood of every luxury brand. Fashion sustains on originality, hence the need to guard the…
Pattern Trademarks in Handbags: Lessons from the Bao Bao Case
From Handbags to Power Plays For most people, a handbag is far more than just a utilitarian object…
Nayanthara v. Dhanush: 3-Second Clip Sparks ₹10 Crore Copyright Clash
In a case that feels like a perfect storm of courtroom drama and cinematic spectacle, a seemingly innocuous…
Rolex vs Beckertime: Trademark Infringement and Legal Battle
When it comes to the rarefied world of luxury timepieces, few names resonate with the same authority and…