Shein, Celsius, and Revolve Face Influencer Marketing Lawsuits

A wave of class action lawsuits is putting the spotlight on influencer marketing practices at major brands, with consumers alleging that Shein, Celsius, and Revolve failed

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Shein, Celsius, and Revolve Face Influencer Marketing Lawsuits

A wave of class action lawsuits is putting the spotlight on influencer marketing practices at major brands, with consumers alleging that Shein, Celsius, and Revolve failed to disclose paid relationships with social media influencers.

Lawsuit Overview

Consumers have filed class action lawsuits against Celsius Holdings, Shein, Revolve Group, and several influencers, claiming the companies violated the FTC Act and state consumer protection laws by not making it clear that influencers were paid to promote their products.

These lawsuits, filed in California and Illinois federal courts, underscore the growing scrutiny of influencer advertising and the importance of transparency in brand promotions.

Celsius Accused of Misleading Influencer Marketing

A class action lawsuit filed in January alleges that Celsius Holdings and influencers Devon Barbara, Erika Wheaton, and Emily Tanner failed to disclose their financial ties to the energy drink brand.

“Relying on the undisclosed and misleading advertising, Plaintiff and the Class Members purchased…

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