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Heritage Meets Fashion: Indigenous Rights, Intellectual Property, and Emerging Developments
Read more: Heritage Meets Fashion: Indigenous Rights, Intellectual Property, and Emerging DevelopmentsIssued by the Editorial Board, Fashion Law IP Blog. Introduction Traditional Cultural Expressions (TCEs) such…
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A Generation That Doesn’t Just Consume, It Controls: Gen Z and the Future of Fashion Law
Read more: A Generation That Doesn’t Just Consume, It Controls: Gen Z and the Future of Fashion LawIssued by the Editorial Board, Fashion Law IP Blog. Gen Z consumers (born 1997–2012) are now…
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Who Really owns the Fabric of Rap and Hip-Hop?
Read more: Who Really owns the Fabric of Rap and Hip-Hop?Issued by the Editorial Board, Fashion Law IP Blog. The origins of rap and hip-hop…
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The Forgotten Couturiers: Cultural Appropriation, Psychological Harm, and the Legal Void in Western Fashion’s “Inspiration” from India
Read more: The Forgotten Couturiers: Cultural Appropriation, Psychological Harm, and the Legal Void in Western Fashion’s “Inspiration” from IndiaThis article is authored by Adyasha Singh, second year B.A. L.L.B (Hon’s) student at Faculty…
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Virtual Fashion in India: Why the Law Needs a Wardrobe Upgrade
Read more: Virtual Fashion in India: Why the Law Needs a Wardrobe UpgradeThis article is co-authored by Karnika Gaira and Mahi Agrawal, third-year B.A. LL.B. (Hon’s) students…
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