Maria Cornejo, Jason Wu, Narciso Rodriguez and Thakoon Panichgul are heading to Washington to fight for their intellectual property.
Publishers are looking at new consumer studies for leeway when selling September issue ads.
An art collector is suing Louis Vuitton for fraud over a Murakami print.
Kate Moss is said to be wearing a custom Stephen Jones turban to the Met gala.
Matthew Williamson's H&M ads have been revealed and feature model Daria Werbowy on the beach...
Some misses' specialty stores, like Ann Taylor and Chicos, are failing to update their retail strategies.
French Elle's April issue features a number of top models and actresses without makeup or retouching.
Trovata's suit against Forever 21 for copying a number of its designs is slated to go to trial next month.
Let's hope Bobby Flay is ready for his latest throwdown: a lawsuit from his restaurant employees.
New York-based employees of Bold Food, the celebrity chef's restaurant group, have filed a labor violations lawsuit, alleging that the company cheated its employees out of wages. In the suit, filed late Thursday night in New York federal court, the employees claim the company engaged in improper tip-pooling practices, didn't pay correct overtime wages, and failed to reimburse workers who bought their own uniforms. Although the food personality has yet to comment on the lawsuit, I hope he's able to come clean on the issue.
With multiple Food Network shows, a slew of restaurants, several cookbooks, a brand-new Sirius radio show, and other endorsements, it's clear that the celebrity chef has his hands full. What do you think of the lawsuit?
