Daily LInks
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
