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Italy has always been synonymous with fashion: “Italian style” is certainly easily recognizable, appreciated and envied all around the world. Undoubtedly, “Made in Italy” is a guarantee of originality, refinement, sophistication and quality in fashion production.

Moreover, the Italian fashion sector is certainly one of the most dynamic and fastest-growing markets, which sees the constant evolution of economic relationships and consequent legal problems: Italy hosts some of the most important fashion houses/brands and so it is constantly at the forefront of national, international and European initiatives regarding the fashion world.

Rome, in particular, has always played a key role in this business thanks to its long-standing tradition in handicrafts and its unparalleled beauty, feeling for art and creativity, being the inspiration for the realization of iconic fashion items or advertising campaigns.

All these elements make Italy the favoured location for advanced and qualified studies in Fashion Law and the perfect observatory, from an international and European perspective, for the numerous legal concerns regarding the entire cycle of fashion production, commerce and supply chain. Studying in Italy may also increase the potential to work in one of the aforementioned business organisations and industries.

Objectives:

The creation and successful market-placement of a fashion product involve several interlinked activities requiring specific legal attention:

• the “idea”, its authenticity and the manufacturing methods must be protected against imitation, counterfeiting and other infringements;
• national and international regulations on chemical require to set and follow strict rules and request specific product compliance;
• advertising and marketing must be undertaken in compliance with national and international legal boundaries;
• the sale and distribution of products may require different legal models depending on the commercial strategy;
• disputes may arise from breaches of contract or for violations of mandatory national or international norms.

These legal issues are of significant interest for lawyers, consultants, entrepreneurs, and business and trade associations.

The Luiss School of Law Master in Fashion Law (LL.M.) is the very first program in Europe to address comprehensively all the various legal matters and competences involved in the overall regulation of the fashion sector.

Through classes, workshops, practical and experiential learning activities, seminars, conferences and direct contact with professionals, experts, market-leaders and academics, the Master (LL.M.) in Fashion Law develops and improves professional competences and personal skills, preparing participants for numerous career opportunities.