Author: FashionUni

Belgian football club Beerschot is in the spotlight and not the way they want. The memorable unveiling of a limited edition shirt is overshadowed by the accusations of plagiarism. British designer Diana Al Shammari believes that her work has been copied and hints on legal steps. FashionUnited asked a lawyer to watch, because how much chance of success has a lawsuit in this case? Al Shammari is known on Instagram as ‘Thefootballgal’. On her account she enriches football shirts with embroidery. In the past she has worked with the Red Devils, Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Adidas. The new Limited…

Inspiration or plagiarism? British designer Diana Al Shammari believes that the latter is seen at Antwerp football club Beerschot. Al Shammari is known on Instagram as ‘Thefootballgal’. On her account she enriches football shirts with embroidery. In the past she has worked with the Red Devils, Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Adidas. Now the same kind of embroidery has appeared on the shirt of Beerschot. According to Al Shammari there is a copying. The designer mentions the performance of Beerschot under the Instagram post of the football club ‘Bad, Lazy and not creative’. She is disappointed that no credit or…

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At German retailer Emerson Renaldi the clock hits expansion. With the opening of a new location in Telfs, the Luxury fashion trader from Nürnberg is entering new roads – geographical and strategic. In an interview, Olivia Pfeiff, director of the family business, provides insight into the motives behind the location choice. In addition, she speaks of current trends and how brands can gain the confidence of their customers during changing consumer behavior. About Emerson Renaldi: Emerson Renaldi was founded in 1979 by Birgit Pfeiff as a boutique for Italian women’s shoes. She now leads the family business together with her…

For the 2026 season resort, designers opted for safe print and patronage choices, with which they largely confirmed the trends of the past seasons. Windows, stripes, flower and animal prints were prominent. An interesting point is how prints have become transseizes-bound, especially for resort collections, which are in stores from November to March. Volume Artificial flowers are striking decorations that add volume and a sculptural element to clothing. Adding flowers to items of clothing to create a 3D effect is already popular for several seasons. This trend can even be traced back to circa 2009 and a Dolce & Gabbana…

With a refined sense of elegance and heritage, Luxury brand Aurélien approaches the spring/summer 2026 season with a pronounced vision, based on sensory wealth, simplicity and commercial precision. The collection is all about the philosophy of Mediterranean Simplicity, a concept that evokes difficult refinement and the organic rhythm of coastal life. Inspired by the textures, colors and atmosphere of the Mediterranean Sea, the label presents a wardrobe that combines timeless elegance with modern versatility, perfectly tailored to the lifestyle and aesthetics of today’s demanding man. A coastal story in color and shape The core of SS26 is a suggestive color…

Copenhagen Fashion Week took place this week. It again demonstrated why Copenhagen applies as a melting pot for creative precursors. The designers focus on playful patterns, left well -known clichés and combined accessories that balance between nostalgia and urban convenience. Experimental layering caused surprising silhouettes, while striking details, such as striking collars, gave the looks their own character. An overview of the best street style trends from Copenhagen. 101 Dalmatians Dots, as if they came directly from the fashion universe of 101 Dalmatians, were one of the most striking patterns on the street during Copenhagen Fashion Week. Inspired by the…

MEXICO-Authorities in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca accused the sportswear brand Adidas on Wednesday of cultural appropriation after the launch of a sandal model that, according to them, is a copy of a traditional design from that region. The state government and a local legislator reported that the launch of the Oaxaca Slip-On model, made by the American designer with Mexican Roots Willy Chavarria in collaboration with Adidas, is not approved by and does not give recognition to the original makers. “The company Adidas, together with designer Willy Chavarria, has appropriated the unique design of the traditional Huaraches (Sandals)…

The British advertising regulator has requested the Spanish fashion group Zara to remove two images from its website. These were considered ‘irresponsible’ because they show models with an ‘unhealthy lean’. This is apparent from a decision published on Wednesday. These photos, published in Carrousels coupled with product pages, “should not appear again in the form that led to the complaint,” writes the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in its decision. The ASA requests Zara not to use images of models with an ‘unhealthy lean’. The ASA is of the opinion that in one of the photos on which a model with…

Anthropology transforms its own label Maeve into an independent brand with the opening of the first store in October in Raleigh, Northern Carolina.