The IP Runway

Every week, The IP Runway breaks down one real intellectual property case or legal development in the global fashion industry and explains what it actually means for the brands and businesses involved. Trademark disputes, counterfeiting, copyright, licensing, and regulation, no fluff, just the facts and why they matter. Written for lawyers, brand teams, and students who want sharp analysis.

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Vaishnavi Dubey is the founder, editor, and sole author of The IP Runway. She holds an LL.M. in European and International Business Law from the University of Vienna and brings hands-on experience at the intersection of intellectual property, fashion, and global commerce. Originally from India and currently based in Austria, she is building her career in Europe.

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Estée Lauder Called Walmart’s Conduct ‘Despicable.’ A Judge Just Let the Case Grow.

Formula One Lost Trademark Protection Over Its Own Clothing Line. The Losses Never Stopped.

Vogue Is Suing a Dog Magazine Called Dogue. The Dog Magazine Says It Was There First.

Tiffany Is on Round Three of a Trademark Fight with a Sanitary Pad Brand

A Surf Brand Wanted $100 Million from Lady Gaga Over One Word. A Judge Just Ended It for Good.

Chanel Sold the Buttons Once. It Wasn’t Done Owning Them.

Dior Let It Slide for Nearly Two Decades — The Moment Beauty Entered the Picture That Stopped

Rolex Is Tied for a Crown Nobody Wants to Wear.

LVMH Beat an Influencer in Court. It Still Didn’t Get Everything It Asked For.

France Passed a Law Against Fast Fashion. Shein Got Fined the Next Day.

LV Won in Court. It Might Have Lost the Internet.

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