Fordham University School of Law broke new ground in 2010 when it launched the first academic center devoted to fashion law. The program hosts courses, lectures and two-week fashion law boot camps each summer. Now the school is following up with two first-of-their-kind degree programs in fashion law: an LL.M. for attorneys and a master of studies for nonlawyers.
The school announced the programs on Monday with a press conference that featured Diane von Furstenberg, president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
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