FL IP TEAM
Fashion Law is an evolving and multifaceted field that seamlessly connects the world of creativity with legal frameworks. At its core, Fashion Law integrates diverse legal disciplines such as Contract Law, Employment Law, Environmental Law, Consumer Protection, Labour Law and Supply chain management. However, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) lie at the heart of this evolving industry, safeguarding designs, innovation, and cultural heritage.
Our mission at Fashion Law IP Blog is to raise awareness about the legalities that shape both the glamorous and the traditional sides of fashion, through focused legal media, research-driven articles, curated legal resources, and informed discourse on the fashion industry. From protecting the unique creations of designers to preserving traditional crafts and ensuring fair practices, we cover the legal aspects that support every element of the fashion industry. Whether you’re a designer, brand, artisan, or simply passionate about fashion, we’re here to help you understand and navigate its complicated legal landscape with ease.
Join us as we explore how law, creativity, and business come together in the world of fashion.
MEET THE TEAM
Aminesh Nayan Gogoi, Advocate and the Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Fashion Law IP Blog, a fashion and IP enthusiast, graduated from the National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam, with Intellectual Property Rights specialization, and is currently pursuing his LL.M. at the India International University of Legal Education and Research, Goa, specializing in Intellectual Property Rights and Technology Law. Through the Fashion Law IP Blog, he works towards building a focused space for discussion on fashion law, intellectual property, and emerging industry concerns.
Head of Design at Fashion Law IP Blog, brings a unique dual-lens perspective to the platform. The analytical eye of IP and the creative vision. She blends web design and fashion law, turning dense legal writing into clear, visually appealing, readable content.
Head of Research and part of the Editorial Board at Fashion Law IP Blog, she possesses expertise in TM law and other spheres of IP. Driven by her interest in both fashion and law, she explores how creativity can be safeguarded through legal frameworks, contributing a refined perspective to the fashion industry’s legal discourse.
Head of Operations and Website Developer at Fashion Law IP Blog, with expertise in IP and web development, he oversees the website’s optimization, curation and branding to advance the platform’s mission of connecting fashion, technology, and IP law.
ADVISORY BOARD
Saumya Verma, Assistant Professor, Research Scholar and Handloom activist, specializing in Intellectual Property Rights, a gold medalist in B.A.LL.B. from Dr. Hari Singh Gaur Central University and holds an LL.M. in IPR from Gujarat National Law University. With experience as a Law Officer at Canara Bank and as an IBC Professional at Manupatra, she is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at RGNUL, Punjab, on the protection of ‘Kashmir Pashmina’ under the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999. A UGC NET-JRF qualifier, she has published extensively in reputed law journals, blending practical expertise with academic excellence. She is also a part of the Editorial Board at Fashion Law IP Blog,
Founder’s Note:
It began as a simple idea, to talk about fashion and law in a way that actually made sense. Not just as statutes or theory, but as something that shapes real people, real creativity, and real industries. This platform did not start to sound academic, impressive, or safe. It started because there was a gap. A gap between designers and legal awareness. Between traditional crafts and legal protection. Between creativity and compliance. Fashion Law IP Blog was created to bridge that gap between fashion and law in a way that is both academically rigorous and industry-relevant. What began as an awareness initiative has evolved into a legal media and research platform engaging with the real legal challenges of the fashion and creative industries. Fashion does not exist in isolation. It is governed by intellectual property, contracts, compliance, and systems that protect both innovation and tradition. This platform engages with those frameworks through focused research, clear legal analysis, and timely industry commentary, covering contemporary fashion practices as well as traditional crafts. Our objective is to make fashion law accessible without oversimplifying it, supporting designers, brands, artisans, students, and professionals in navigating the legal frameworks that shape the industry.
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