In the heart of London’s theater district, a short walk from bustling Leicester Square, lies a quiet street lined with bookshops and antique stores. One of its quirkier emporiums, Alice Through the Looking Glass, sells Lewis Carroll books and prints and themed items such as a furry rabbit mask with giant ears that’d be perfect for a costume party.
The small boutique, which used to house a pet white rabbit in its window, is taking on a gigantic legal battle.
The store and its directors are suing Walt Disney Co., L’Oreal SA and Coty Inc. over their sale of merchandise ...
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