Luxury fashion label Rhode has broken its silence after a New York federal court allowed Hailey Bieber to continue using the name Rhode for her new skin care brand.
Rhode founders break silence on Hailey Bieber's legal victory: 'We remain confident we will win'
Since filing its lawsuit against Bieber and her new skin care brand Rhode, customers have reached out to the fashion label offering their support for the company
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The e.l.f. Beauty-owned cosmetics brand, founded by Hailey Bieber, and the L’Oréal-owned dermatologist-led skin care giant were leading the way when it came to social media growth in May, according to Socially Powerful’s first Beauty Brand Global Social Index
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