Wig and gown in vogue on the catwalk
“Fifteen years ago there were no ‘luxury lawyers’,” says Hugh Devlin, a partner at Withers Worldwide in London who has guided the creative directors of Mulberry, Givenchy and Alexander McQueen, and advised Natalie Massenet on her sale and reinvestment in Net-a-Porter.
“I came into it by chance,” he says. “It was a hobby as much as anything, and there was little competition. Over the last two to three years, however, there has been a flurry of activity, thanks in part to the increase in private equity buy-outs and IPOs. Post-2008, corporate lawyers have sat up and taken notice that luxury is a fascinatingly complex business. Plus, there’s a lot of money to be made.”
Mr Devlin says brand expansion into new and emerging markets means law firms outside traditional fashion capitals are offering their services to luxury clients. Interest from ambitious young law graduates has exploded accordingly.






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