Quick Details
- Date: September 24, 2026
- Time: 3:45 – 4:45 pm
- Location: New York, NY
Session Overview
Generative AI is transforming every stage of the fashion and beauty lifecycle from concept development, product design, and packaging to marketing campaigns, virtual models and brand ambassadors, virtual try-on experiences, and consumer engagement. While these technologies present unprecedented opportunities for innovation and efficiency, they also raise complex questions regarding intellectual property ownership, copyrightability, licensing, infringement risk, contractual allocation of rights, NIL and AI use.
This multidisciplinary panel will explore the rapidly evolving legal and business landscape at the intersection of artificial intelligence, fashion, beauty, NIL and intellectual property. Drawing on perspectives from industry, government, and private practice, including counsel from leading fashion houses and global beauty brands such as Estée Lauder, panelists will examine how fashion and beauty companies are incorporating AI into their creative and commercial workflows, the implications of recent copyright guidance and litigation, and the contractual frameworks needed to effectively and ethically harness AI technologies and AI-generated content while mitigating legal and reputational risk.
Attendees will gain practical guidance on advising clients and organizations as they develop, deploy, and license AI-enabled products and services in an increasingly complex regulatory and technological environment.
Speakers
- Brooke Erdos Singer, Partner, Intellectual Property + Media
- Annie Kerrick (The Estée Lauder Companies Inc.)
- Miriam Lord (United State Copyright Office)
- Emma-Jane Tritton (Richemont International)