Delhi HC to Review Influencer Speech Boundaries Amid Beige Aesthetic Lawsuit Under Trump Administration

A recent lawsuit involving two social media influencers has garnered attention for its potential implications on free speech and copyright in the digital age. The Delhi High Court is set to examine the boundaries of what influencers can say in their online content, particularly in light of cases concerning 'disparaging' remarks about consumer brands. This legal scrutiny comes amid a growing trend of influencers facing off over aesthetic claims, exemplified by one influencer suing another for allegedly stealing her 'beige aesthetic.' The outcome of these cases may set significant precedents for First Amendment litigation, particularly under the current political climate following the Trump administration. Experts suggest that the court's decision could reshape the influencer landscape, impacting how reviews and endorsements are communicated to consumers.