1. Balenciaga Drops Lawsuit Against Production Company. Balenciaga has withdrawn its lawsuit against the production firm behind a controversial ad campaign featuring children alongside adult-themed items, which stirred debate and criticism within the fashion industry. – Read More on Telegrafi

2. Everyday Clothing is Becoming More Luxurious. The line between everyday attire and luxury is blurring, with designers elevating casual wear to appeal to high-end consumers. – Read More on BBC

3. ASOS Hit by Second Lawsuit from Assos of Switzerland. ASOS is facing another legal battle with Assos of Switzerland over trademark conflicts, adding to the brand’s ongoing challenges. – Read More on Fashion United

4. Why Uniqlo Is the Anti-Fast Fashion Brand. Uniqlo’s unique approach in the fast fashion market focuses on sustainable practices and quality over quick trends. – Read More on Highsnobiety

5. Shein’s IPO Valuation Drops Amid Margin Woes. Shein’s recent margin struggles have led to a reduced valuation as the company approaches its anticipated IPO. – Read More on Reuters

6. Burberry Unveils Major Overhaul, Shares Reach Record High. Burberry’s stock hit an all-time high following the announcement of a transformative strategy aimed at revitalizing the brand’s market position. – Read More on CNBC

1. Global Luxury Sales Expected to Decline by 2% in 2024. Bain & Company reports that global luxury sales are projected to decrease by 2% in 2024, marking one of the industry’s weakest years on record. This downturn is attributed to price hikes and economic uncertainties affecting consumer spending. – Read More on Reuters

2. Fashion Industry Concerns Over Potential High Tariffs Under Trump Administration. The fashion industry expresses apprehension regarding the possibility of increased tariffs on imported goods under the Trump administration, which could lead to higher costs for consumers and disrupt global supply chains. – Read More on The New York Times

3. Former Spy Chief Hired by LVMH Faces Corruption Trial. A former intelligence chief employed by LVMH is on trial for alleged corruption, raising questions about the luxury conglomerate’s hiring practices and internal controls. – Read More on Bloomberg Law

4. Major Fashion Brands, Including Kering and LVMH, Absent from U.N. Climate Talks. Leading fashion brands such as Kering and LVMH are notably absent from the U.N.’s COP29 climate talks, prompting discussions about the industry’s commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. – Read More on WWD

5. Amazon Launches ‘Haul’ to Compete with Temu and Shein. Amazon introduces ‘Haul,’ a new low-cost e-commerce service offering products priced at $20 or less, aiming to compete with fast-fashion retailers Temu and Shein in the budget-conscious consumer market. – Read More on Quartz

1. Vuori’s Valuation Reaches $5.5 Billion After Latest Investment. Athleisure brand Vuori has secured an $825 million investment led by General Atlantic and Stripes, elevating its valuation to $5.5 billion and bolstering the company’s expansion as it challenges market leader Lululemon. – Read More on Outdoor Retailer

2. Moncler Not in Talks for Burberry Takeover, Sources Say. Recent reports indicate that Italian luxury brand Moncler is not engaged in discussions to acquire British heritage brand Burberry, countering earlier speculation about a potential merger. – Read More on Fashion United

3. Parent Company Reports Revenue Growth in Q2. Capri Holdings, the parent company of Versace, announced a 16.4% year-over-year revenue increase in the second quarter of the 2025 fiscal year, reaching $1.08 billion. This growth reflects strong demand for luxury apparel and accessories. – Read More on Jing Daily

4. TikTok, Temu and Shein Poised to Dominate Holiday Sales. Platforms like TikTok, along with retailers Temu and Shein, are expected to significantly influence holiday shopping trends, leveraging their digital presence and consumer engagement strategies to capture market share. – Read More on Forbes

5. Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels Continue to Shine. Luxury conglomerate Richemont reported that its jewelry brands, including Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, have maintained strong performance, contributing positively to the company’s financial results amid a challenging market environment. – Read More on National Jeweler

1. Patenting Generative AI Technologies – Opportunities and Challenges. The legal landscape for patenting generative AI involves both opportunities and hurdles for developers in regard to securing intellectual property rights. – Read More on Reuters

2. The White Stripes Drop Copyright Lawsuit Against Donald Trump. The White Stripes have dismissed their copyright lawsuit against Donald Trump, ending legal action related to the unauthorized use of their music. – Read More on Digital Music News

3. Trump’s Return May Boost India’s Textile Trade With the U.S. Trump’s anticipated trade policies could strengthen India’s textile industry by fostering greater trade opportunities with the United States. – Read More on Economic Times

4. St. Gallen, Switzerland’s Quiet Fashion Influence. St. Gallen, Switzerland, is a hidden gem in the fashion world, known for its premium textiles and contributing quietly yet significantly to global fashion trends. – Read More on Fashion Magazine

5. Fashion’s Global Impact Largely Unaddressed by Major Brands. Many fashion brands fail to take responsibility for their environmental impact, stressing the urgent need for sustainable accountability, according to some experts. – Read More on MSN

6. Nike’s Global Battle Over ‘Air’ Branding Escalates. Nike scored a trademark win in a New Jersey federal case against “Air Global” sneakers that look strikingly like Air Jordan 1 sneakers. – Read More on Sportico

7. Moncler Reiterates No Comment on Burberry Merger Speculations. Moncler has reaffirmed its stance of not commenting on unsubstantiated rumors regarding a potential merger with Burberry, maintaining its policy of silence on market speculations. – Read More on Reuters

1. Manolo Blahnik Enters China Market After 22-Year Legal Battle. Luxury shoemaker Manolo Blahnik has finally opened its first store in Shanghai after overcoming a lengthy trademark dispute, marking its official entry into the Chinese market. – Read More on MSN

2. Penn State Case Testing Sports Merch Industry Heads Before Jury. A case involving Penn State University and licensing practices will go before a jury, potentially influencing future decisions in the sports merchandise industry. – Read More on Bloomberg Law

3. Limited Too Releases Adult Capsule Collection. The nostalgic brand Limited Too is making a comeback with a new capsule collection designed for adult consumers, leveraging Y2K fashion trends to appeal to older audiences. – Read More on CNN

4. Trump’s Tariff Proposal Challenges Import-Heavy Retailers. Retailers that depend heavily on imports are bracing for potential impacts as Trump’s tariff promises resurface, presenting new economic challenges. – Read More on Yahoo Finance

5. Adidas Partners with The Hidden Opponent for Mental Health Initiative. Adidas teams up with The Hidden Opponent to support athlete mental health, emphasizing the critical importance of well-being in sports. – Read More on Forbes

6. Nike and Adidas Lose Market Share in China. Nike and Adidas face decreasing market share in China, challenged by emerging local competitors and evolving consumer preferences. – Read More on Front Office Sports

7. U.S. Polo Assn. Loses Second Trademark Battle at EUIPO. U.S. Polo Assn. has lost a second trademark case at the EUIPO, impacting its ability to secure branding rights in Europe. – Read More on Law360

1. Global Trademark Filing Decline Falls 2 Percent as Economic Conditions Improve. A 2 percent drop in global trademark filings marks a shift influenced by reduced applications from China amid economic changes. – Read More on World Trademark Review

2. Puma Loses Fight With Chinese Rival Over Stripe Trademark. Puma has lost a legal battle against a Chinese competitor regarding the use of stripe designs. – Read More on Law360

3. Fashion Industry Braces for Potential Trump Return in 2024. The fashion industry is analyzing potential impacts of a second Trump presidency on trade policies and international relations, especially in light of concerns about tariffs, manufacturing costs and global supply chain disruptions. – Read More on Fashion United

4. OpenAI Wins Dismissal of News Outlets’ Copyright Lawsuit. A federal judge has dismissed a copyright lawsuit filed by news organizations against OpenAI over its use of articles to train AI systems. – Read More on Reuters

5. Big Impacts on Supply Chains Likely During Next Trump Presidency. Proposed tariffs and trade policies under President-elect Trump could significantly disrupt U.S. supply chains, increase costs and affect import volumes. – Read More on Supply Chain Brain

1. How likely is a Moncler-Burberry Merger? The potential merger between Moncler and Burberry raises questions about market positioning, strategic benefits and the challenges such a merger would present. – Read More on Just Style

2. Shein, Temu Gear Up for 2026 UK Trial over Copyright and Competition Claims. Fast fashion giants Shein and Temu will face off over copyright and competition claims in an upcoming UK trial between. – Read More on Reuters

3. Skechers Sues Alleging ‘Slip-Ins’ Trademark, Patent Infringement. A new Skechers’ legal action over trademark and patent infringement concerns its “Slip-Ins” technology and targets competing brands. – Read More on Bloomberg

4. Surface Changes Are Not Enough. Luxury brands need to move beyond superficial adjustments and focus on deep rebranding efforts to stay relevant. – Read More on Luxury Daily

5. How the Patent System May Look After Trump’s Return. The new Trump administration could bring shifts to the U.S. patent system, including possible impacts on litigation and enforcement strategies. – Read More on Law360

6. Does This GM Trademark Foreshadow Chevy’s Return to Europe? GM’s new trademark filing could hint at a potential re-entry of the Chevrolet brand into the European market after its 2013 exit. – Read More on GM Authority

1. Fast-Fashion Retailer Groupe Dynamite Hires Bankers for IPO. Canadian retailer Groupe Dynamite is preparing for a public listing, recently hiring bankers to guide its IPO, marking a new chapter for the fast-fashion brand. – Read More on Bloomberg

2. Burberry’s New CEO Faces Outlet Store and Pricing Dilemmas. As Burberry navigates luxury market shifts, the new CEO faces tough decisions around outlet store strategies and balancing premium pricing with brand accessibility. – Read More on Reuters

3. Acquisition Speculation in European Luxury: Meta Eyes Ray-Ban, Moncler Linked to Burberry. Rumors circulate around potential acquisitions in luxury, with Meta possibly acquiring a stake in Ray-Ban maker and Moncler linked to Burberry takeover talks. – Read More on Fortune

4. Why Coloring Clothes Has a Big Environmental Impact. BBC highlights the environmental toll of textile dyeing, detailing the massive water and chemical use and pollution challenges facing the fashion industry. – Read More on BBC

5. Secondhand Luxury Market Booms as LVMH’s Sales Decline. With LVMH sales waning, the secondhand luxury market is growing rapidly, suggesting changing consumer preferences toward more sustainable fashion options. – Read More on Guru Focus

6. Ferrari Stock Falls as Luxury Slump Catches Up. Ferrari’s shares decline following its earnings report, reflecting a broader luxury market slowdown that is now impacting high-end automotive brands. – Read More on Barrons

1. Shein Touted as Model Unicorn in China’s ‘New Quality Productive Force’ Push. Shein is promoted as a success story in China’s move toward high-quality production, but the timeline for its IPO remains uncertain. – Read More on SCMP

2. The Presidential Lapel Pin Shows Why Fashion Keeps Getting Harder. Forbes discusses how the subtle but powerful symbolism of political fashion, like the presidential lapel pin, highlights the increasing complexities in modern fashion choices. – Read More on Forbes

3. eBay Expands Circular Fashion Fund with $1.2M Investment. eBay is furthering its commitment to sustainability by expanding its Circular Fashion Fund, aiming to support eco-friendly fashion initiatives and drive more responsible consumption. – Read More on Sustainability Magazine

4. Louis Vuitton Blocks ‘LV’ Trademark Registration by XL Sporting. Louis Vuitton successfully prevented the registration of a similar “LV” mark by XL Sporting, highlighting the brand’s vigilance in protecting its trademark from potential dilution. – Read More on World Trademark Review

5. UK Lawmakers to Question Shein on Worker Rights in 2024. UK legislators plan to question Shein on its labor practices early next year, intensifying scrutiny on the fashion giant’s working conditions and supply chain transparency. – Read More on Reuters

6. Nike’s Reputation Declines as It Faces New Brand Challenges. Forbes reports that Nike’s brand reputation is waning just when it’s most critical, as the company gr

1. The Fashion Business Model Reimagined. Fashion brands are innovating sustainable practices and leveraging technology to meet consumer demand for eco-friendly and transparent business models. – Read More on Inc.

2. Miami Lands Trademark Win. The University of Miami won a significant legal victory, securing exclusive rights to its iconic “U” logo against a company using a similar design for apparel. – Read More on Sportico

3. Meghan Markle’s American Riviera Orchard Faces Trademark Challenges. Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, has hit a roadblock with trademark issues over name similarities, causing delays in product rollouts. – Read More on Yahoo Finance

4. Consortium Including Puma Debuts First 100% Bio-Recycled T-Shirt. Puma and partners introduced a groundbreaking t-shirt made from bio-recycled materials, setting a new standard for sustainable fashion. – Read More on Just Style

5. Luxury Crash Deepens for Europe’s LVMH, Kering as Chinese Shoppers Stay Away. European luxury giants like LVMH and Kering face revenue hits as Chinese consumers reduce their luxury spending, affecting global sales. – Read More on Bloomberg

6. Luxury Reimagined: How the Japanese Second-Hand Market Is Changing the Game. Japan’s booming second-hand luxury market is transforming luxury shopping by offering sustainable alternatives that appeal to modern consumers. – Read More on Japan Today