Mark Jakob'S Second Line New Shoes Suspected Of Design Plagiarism

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There are almost one or two designs that are suspected of plagiarism in the fashion circle of P nowadays. It seems that with these plagiarism, every vigorous and fashionable season can be more perfect.

This year's New York fashion week is no exception. This is a hot topic about plagiarism.

According to relevant British media reports, the fashion brand "Mark Jakob a" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" target= "_blank" > Fashion "/a" show has just been successfully held in New York fashion week. A new challenge may be ushering in the brand of the second line brand of New York. The new shoes in the New York fashion show are alleged to be plagiarized against the German a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" target= "_blank".

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< p > according to foreign media reports, this pair of shoes, designed by Mark Jakob Mark's creative director Katie Hillier and handbag designer Luella Bartley, has zigzag soles and has dual functions of mountaineering and training. Its style is remarkably similar to that of German designer Camper for the West Bangle shoes brand.

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Less than P, it is said that this style of shoes first appeared in the shoe series designed by Wei ham in 2011, and since then, his shoes have appeared in different colors in his subsequent series of designs for the brand.

It is no wonder that the emergence rate of such high frequency will cause suspicion of suspected plagiarism caused by other similar footwear products.

For the two pair of zigzag soles on the sole of the shoe, the new shoes of Mark Jakob Mark are indeed similar to the works of Wei ham, but are they completely "a href=" http://sjfzxm.com/DESIGN/designer/index.asp "plagiarized" /a "or just the reappearance of inspiration?"

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