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I signed a contract with a multi-brand store, and they sold my product at a discount without telling me. Is that okay?
Many fashion brands expand their reach by selling products through multi-brand stores. However, without clear clauses on pricing, discounts, and promotions, products can be resold at lower prices without consent, potentially harming brand image and perceived value.

Carolina Lago Advocacia
Sep 24, 20251 min read


Brand licensing: how to protect your creations and products with legal certainty?
Trademark licensing is a strategic tool for fashion brands, allowing creations and products to be commercially exploited by third parties under a contract, generating additional revenue and expanding brand reach.

Carolina Lago Advocacia
Sep 22, 20251 min read


Legal name or stage name: when an influencer becomes a registered brand
In the digital world, influencers increasingly use their stage name to promote products, services, and campaigns. But how is this name legally protected?
A person’s civil name is protected as a personal right, ensuring protection against identity misuse. However, it does not grant commercial rights over associated products or services.

Carolina Lago Advocacia
Sep 19, 20251 min read


Beauty: civil liability for allergic reactions to cosmetic products
O setor de beleza é diretamente impactado pelo Direito da Moda, pois envolve não apenas aspectos criativos e de marketing, mas também responsabilidade civil e proteção do consumidor. Uma situação crítica ocorre quando um produto cosmético, como maquiagem, causa uma reação alérgica em um cliente.

Carolina Lago Advocacia
Sep 17, 20251 min read


3 reasons why registering your brand is essential for your fashion business
Registering your brand goes far beyond a simple bureaucratic procedure. In the fashion industry, where visual identity, creativity, and reputation are key assets, protecting your brand is an essential step to grow with security and strength.

Carolina Lago Advocacia
Sep 15, 20252 min read


Pink Tax in fashion: what brands need to know about gender-based pricing
The so-called Pink Tax refers to the practice of charging higher prices for products targeted at women compared to equivalent products marketed to men — even when the quality, function, or composition is essentially the same.

Carolina Lago Advocacia
Sep 12, 20251 min read
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