James Holder, aged 54 and a co-founder of the clothing brand Superdry, has been found guilty of raping a woman after a night out in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. The Gloucester crown court heard that Holder and a male friend entered the victim's taxi instead of taking their own, leading to the assault at her flat. Prosecutor James Haskell stated that the victim, who was intoxicated, asked Holder to stop, but he continued despite her distress. While Holder claimed the encounter was consensual, the victim firmly denied this assertion. In a police interview, Holder described himself as 'old-school and chivalrous,' but his behavior that night was called into question during the trial. The case raises significant concerns about consent and the responsibilities of individuals in such situations.