The Design Of Moschino Is Accused Of Plagiarism.

The so-called "human red" is not much, and the sales volume of Moschino has increased by 10 times in the last few days. The designer Jeremy Scott, who has attracted much attention, has done some work in August 4th. The February Moschino autumn series released in February this year was accused of plagiarism.

Rime's original work is under the big eyes, there is a word - Vandal, which looks similar to the bottom of Scott's skirt. According to the court documents, the key to this case is that Moschino pays the fruit sister to help the platform and advertise. Not only that, they also went to the scene of Met Gala, sitting on the painted Rolls-Royce, and holding fruit sister's hands. Spray tank bag It has the brand name of Moschino, as if Moschino was responsible for these works.

Later, the photos of fruit sister were widely circulated, even on the list of the ugliest women in red carpet. Obviously, Moschino brand was very excited about it. They regarded it as a powerful means of marketing and advertising, and could even serve as a material for direct sales promotion.

The court documents also showed that the only person who had hurt the whole thing was Rime. His works were not only stolen but also bundled in a commercial show.

to Moschino The lawsuit was written by a famous graffiti artist, Joseph Tierney, nicknamed Rime. He thought that Moschino's creative director, Jeremy Scott, copied the graffiti works of Detroit's The Seventh Letter art organization in 2012 in the long skirt designed. The dress on the cusp was officially released by model Gigi Hdid in the fashion week of Milan in February. Fruit sister Kate Perry also appeared in the ceremony of Met Gala, and Scott stood beside her.

"Rime is a famous artist. Defendant Moschino and Jeremy Scott are two well-known names in high-end fashion, but will be unknown under the circumstances of authorship and authorisation. Rime It is really puzzling that the works are placed on their top size clothes. The lawsuit wrote.

Rime has made a request to the Moschino side to revoke the sale of all products, and will ask for substantial damages.

In fact, Scott should not be unfamiliar with this type of action. In 2013, he was also sued by a skateboard company named Santa Cruz, questioning Moschino for stealing his designs. The case ended in an out of court settlement.

In the fashion world, there are more than Moschino brands that have been caught in plagiarism. The most recent example is Coach, which is accused by artist Broolyn Bareilles of singer Sara Bareilles of plagiarizing its colored murals and photographs without obtaining the consent of the other, and used for advertising purposes. Hayuk asked the brand and the singer for damages 15 thousand dollars, and the whole incident happened in the same way as today's Moschino.