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The Controversy Of Topshop's Clothing

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I think it is a really clever idea to combine entertainment with fashion. I know a lot of people like the show Stranger Things and looks from the eighties are coming back into fashion. It benefits Netflix by advertising the show on the clothing and it is a good way to get people who enjoy the show to buy Topshop’s clothing. That makes me wonder, did Topshop buy the rights to make Stranger Things related prints? My assumption is yes or they did something similar to that. Additionally, as the article says the Stranger Things products Topshop will be selling fits with the retro look that is popular right

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