Hi,
Confession: our inbox has a favourite question. It arrives every single day, from law students in London, grads in New York, career switchers in Dubai, Delhi and Milan:
"Where do I even start, and who is actually hiring?"
We got tired of answering it one DM at a time. So we built the answer.
FLJ Insider Pro is open.
You already get FLJ Insider, the free newsletter. Pro is for the people who don't just want to read about fashion law. They want to work in it.
All five 2026 career guides are included.
What's inside
1. The jobs and internships board. 83 live roles right now, from luxury houses, sportswear brands, e-commerce platforms and IP firms across Europe, the US, the UK, Asia and the Middle East. Internships and first jobs side by side. Grid or list view, filters by region and practice area. Checked every week. Expired roles disappear on their own, so you're never applying to a ghost.
2. Two roadmaps you can actually tick off. One to an internship, one to your first job. 41 steps, 10 stages, and a progress bar that fills as you go. Each step links to the guide or tool that helps you do it.
3. Five career guides, instant download. Roadmap to a Career in Fashion Law 2026. What a Fashion Lawyer Actually Does. Fashion Law Internships 2026. The Application Kit (CV, cover letter and outreach templates). And Your First Fashion Law Job, written for first-generation lawyers and career switchers.
4. Video lessons from the FLJ team, unlocking soon.
5. One dashboard for everything: your Pro tools, live sessions, recordings and certificates.
Founding spots are limited. Once they're gone, new members pay the full price. Join now and your price stays locked for as long as you stay subscribed.
Monthly or yearly, it renews automatically and you can cancel from your dashboard in two clicks. No calls, no forms, no guilt trip.
Who it's for
Law students who want an internship this year. Graduates chasing their first fashion law job. First-generation lawyers with no one to ask. Career switchers coming in from IP, compliance, commercial law or the fashion industry itself.
If that's you, this is the shortcut we wish we'd had.