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Chanel alleges that thirteen of its handbags- linked to stolen serial numbers- were without any prior licensing or agreement were sold by WGACA, a New York-based luxury vintage reseller. The claims not only questioned authenticity but also targeted WGACA’s broader use of Chanel’s brand identity in its marketing- a matter that ultimately led to a significant ruling by the Southern District of New York.

Explore how the U.S.-China trade war and Trump's tariffs are disrupting global luxury markets and triggering digital retaliation from Chinese manufacturers.