It's natural for fashion brands to invest in partnerships with digital influencers to strengthen their visibility. In many cases, the look is sent with the clear purpose of being promoted, and when the brand isn't tagged in the post, questions arise about what legal claims can be made.

The global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market began 2025 with tentative signs of recovery, but slowed down in the first five months of the year. According to a PwC report, the consumer sector saw a 9% reduction in transaction volume, although the overall value of transactions increased by 32%, driven by large, one-off deals.

The growth of a fashion brand must be anchored not only in creativity and innovation, but also in compliance with applicable industry legislation. This is where legal compliance comes in a set of internal practices and policies that ensure the company operates ethically, safely, and in accordance with the law.

In the fashion world, where image, name, and positioning are highly valuable assets, trademark registration is a fundamental and often overlooked step. Starting a business without a registered trademark can pose a real risk: from being prevented from continuing to use the chosen name to financial losses in legal disputes.