Shein Loses UK Copyright Lawsuit Against Temu Over Clothing Photos
The ultra-fast fashion platform lost the first round of a London legal battle against its rival for alleged copyright infringement in relation to photos of some of its products.
Shein, a fast fashion platform, has lost the first round of a legal battle against rival Temu in the UK over allegations of copyright infringement concerning photos of their products, according to prosecutors. Despite this setback, Shein has managed to boost its sales forecast to the upper limit of its target range, posting strong quarterly earnings as consumers continue to purchase its sandals and clogs.
Meanwhile, Cartier is regaining attention in the secondary market for timepieces, with renewed enthusiasm around Vacheron Constantin, in stark contrast to the dwindling interest in Panerai. The story questions whether traditional watchmakers can leverage this attention, given the digitally native generation's growing interest in vintage mechanical watches, particularly unique designs.
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