Pop star Rihanna has won a legal battle with high street store Topshop after they published a photo of her face on a T-shirt.
In an important ruling on celebrity "image rights", the Court of Appeal upheld a ban on the store selling a Rihanna tank top without her permission.
The victory could now discourage other retailers from selling similar items in the future.
Retailer should not panic after Rihanna won a legal battle with Topshop over their use of her photograph on a T-shirt as the ruling does not change the law.
Mike Gardner, a partner at law firm Wedlake Bell LLP, said: "There is no automatic right for celebrities to stop somebody using their image.
"But in this case, Topshop lost as the Court of Appeal found the T-shirt looked like official merchandise when it had not been endorsed."
He added the ruling could prompt other celebrities to now take legal action but warned they may not be successful.
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