The conversation hosted by G. Elias, a leading Nigerian business law firm, explored the evolving legal framework in the nation’s fashion industry. Themed “The Future of Fashion: Emerging Trends, New Challenges, and the Evolving Legal Landscape,” the webinar featured a distinguished panel of experts who discussed the implications of design copying, the evolving legal framework, and strategies for designers and brands to protect their intellectual property.
Attendees gained valuable insights into safeguarding creative work and understanding the future of fashion. Speaking on the future of the fashion industry, Managing Partner at G. Elias, Fidelis Adewole, said: “The fashion industry is a rapidly evolving sector where creativity and innovation are constantly tested.
It is imperative that designers and brands understand the importance of protecting their intellectual property as this remains the bedrock of their creative endeavours. At G. Elias, we are committed to supporting our clients in navigating the complex legal landscape and ensuring their innovations are adequately protected.
” Yvonne Ntiamoah, Former Head of the Fashion & Design Department at Radford University College, Ghana, remarked, “The conversation around diversity and inclusion in the fashion industry has gained momentum, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic and in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement. While larger brands have the capacity to implement inclusive practices, it’s encouragi.