The Instagram account has included a variety of posts about both Gutman’s personal life and promotions of JLM’s Hayley Paige brand. For example, the posts include advertisements for wedding gowns, photos of Gutman with her dog, and Gutman’s reflections on a recently released Star Wars movie trailer. Photo: Court Exhibit
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on Tuesday vacated part of a district judge’s ruling that allowed bridal company JLM Couture Inc. to seize control of the “Miss Hayley Paige” social media accounts amid a contract and trademark dispute with a prominent wedding influencer.
The decision, from a three-judge panel of the Manhattan-based appeals court, came as a partial—and perhaps temporary—win for defendant Hayley Paige Gutman, who was sued in December 2020 after announcing her plans to split from JLM and start her own wedding gown company.
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