Makeup product dupes have slowly redefined the beauty industry by changing the way people shop and view luxury brands. A “dupe” is a drug store beauty product that has a similar formula to a more ...

Thanks to the internet, classic design is more visible than ever—and, inevitably, easier to copy. What’s not so easy? Knowing how to spot a dupe versus the real deal. With the rise of “dupe culture,” ...

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Popular as beauty dupes continue to be, the category’s most common targets don’t shift very often. What’s more, demand for dupe products is highly concentrated at the top to just a handful of prestige ...

“Recent lawsuits involving Lululemon, Sol de Janeiro, and Smucker’s show that courts are now being asked to define the limits of trade dress protection in industries where imitation is common and ...

If there’s one skin care product that wears the most hats, it’s Rhode’s Glazing Milk. The essence-slash-serum-slash-toner has become a cult-favorite for fans of Hailey Bieber’s signature “glazed” look ...

December 01, 2025 - The rise of "dupe culture" — once confined to fashion and cosmetics — is now reshaping the legal landscape of the food and beverage industry. As consumers increasingly embrace ...

“You don’t want to pay a premium, because you know you don’t have to anymore," Meridith Rojas, MCoBeauty's chief marketing officer of North America, tells The Hollywood Reporter. By Lexi Carson ...