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Hi, it's Anuj.
When I sent the very first FLJ Insider email in August, one listing beat everything else by a mile. The Chanel IP internship got more clicks than all five senior roles in that email put together.
That told me what most of you are really looking for: a way in. The first internship. The one that makes every application after it easier.
Right now is the moment. Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Moncler and Balenciaga have all posted fashion law internships for 2027, and a lot of January intakes close in October and November. Most people don't miss out because they aren't good enough. They apply late, to the wrong inbox, with a CV that says "law student" instead of "future fashion lawyer".
So this Friday I'm going live to fix that.
Land Your First Fashion Law Internship
Friday 9 October 2026
9:00 AM New York · 2:00 PM London · 3:00 PM Paris · 5:00 PM Dubai · 6:30 PM India
1 hour, live on Zoom · recording included
What we will cover
Who is hiring fashion law interns for 2027: real roles at real brands and firms, straight from the FLJ jobs board with application links and recruiters emails
The skills and languages they actually ask for, and how to show them if you're not there yet
A fashion law CV that gets shortlisted, with live CV teardowns
The interview questions brand legal teams ask, and what a good answer sounds like
The back doors nobody talks about: IP firms with fashion clients, brand protection agencies and cold emails that get replies
Live Q&A for your own questions
What you get
The live session, plus the recording if you can't make it
The FLJ Internship Kit: a live tracker of open fashion law internships (updated monthly for 3 months), a CV template, cover notes, cold email scripts and an interview question bank
First dibs on Fashion Law Journal's own next internship intake, before we post it anywhere
A certificate of participation
Who it is for
Law students who want fashion, luxury or IP and don't know where to start. Recent graduates and junior lawyers trying to move into fashion. Fashion and business students curious about the legal side. Anyone who has applied before and heard nothing back.
Came to the Career Roadmap masterclass previously? This one is brand new, with no repeats. The roadmap showed you the map. This one gets your foot in the door.
P.S. Even if Friday doesn't work for you, register anyway. The recording and the Internship Kit come to your inbox either way.
You can also follow how I am building Fashion Law Journal on Instagram and LinkedIn, or at anujkumar.co.
See you Friday,
Anuj Kumar
Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Fashion Law Journal
anujkumar.co
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