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Read the caption, it explains everything.
It is kinda funny to be honest
I thought it was hilarious
But of course you know some people were outragedFools Wildin Thinking They Doing It Unappreciation Vol Get The @#*+ out
I thought it was hilarious
But of course you know some people were outraged
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**** off white. Ole boy Virgil been ripping off designers since Pyrex days.
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Choc ful of comedy
https://www.reddit.com/r/holdmybeer/
https://www.reddit.com/r/holdmybeer/
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Not on no weird Ish but Rebecca the baddest chick in one piece .
she shaped crazy lmao who y’all got as ya favorite looking
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Yo that whole series of events is wild
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Her "I resolved to shoot my shot."
https://nypost.com/2019/04/24/princ...-engaged-to-her-71-year-old-former-professor/
https://nypost.com/2019/04/24/princ...-engaged-to-her-71-year-old-former-professor/
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Off-White™ Is Suing Brands for Using Quotation Marks & Red Zip Ties
Despite not holding trademarks to the design elements.
According to a report, Off-White™ has filed a lawsuit against Rastaclat for making/selling bracelets that use “its” quotation marks and red zip tie design elements. Court documents note that Rastaclat is currently selling $18 USD bracelets under the names “Off-Clat” and/or “Off-Clat c/o Rastaclat” at major retailers like Zumiez, The Finish Line, and Amazon.
Despite not holding formal trademarks for the design notes, Off-White™ is citing that it has amassed “significant common law trademark.” Common law trademarks rights are used to describe anything borne of marketing, promotional and distribution efforts, as well as the word-of mouth-buzz generated by consumers. In the eyes of Off-White™, Rastaclat has designed the bracelets to “confuse consumers into believing that [they] are Off-White™ products, and as a result, it is asserting claims of trademark infringement, false designation of origin, and unfair competition.” If the case moves further into court, will be required to show proof of advertising expenditures, sales figures, third-party media attention and more to back up its claims.
So should Avia sue Virgil too...?
Just curious
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Double
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If they still hold intellectual property rights to that design yes.So should Avia sue Virgil too...?
Just curious
Also I didn’t realize his design was a blant rip-off of the Avia high-tops.
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He’s been ripping off all things pop culture from the 80s and 90s......
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In his LV collection or his off-white brand ?
A lot of fashion designers rip-off other peoples work. So I’m not to surprised.
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Both, even his Nike designs ripped off other ppl
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Shaq being extra sensitive again.
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