Italy Designer Moschino Was Sued

American street graffiti artist Joseph Tierney recently filed a lawsuit against California designer Moschino and her creative director Jeremy Scott in the federal court of Italy, on the grounds that the last autumn / winter series of Moschino was suspected of plagiarizing his murals, Vandal Eyes, a work he was commissioned to create in Detroit in 2012.

Katy Perry also wore this series of long skirts to attend the dinner hosted by the Metropolitan Museum of Art clothing academy in New York this spring.

Tierney said the defendant not only copied his murals but also embezzled his signature Rime and added his brand name.

This pattern is also used in advertisements around the world.

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Further, Moschino (Moschino) profited from his design, but his reputation was damaged.

In the prosecution document, the artist wrote.

"Clothes" were rated worst.

"And she and Scott showed up at the metropolis dinner with the imitation inkjet pots, which made Tierney's work linked to" stupid commercial advertising gimmick ", which damaged his reputation as a street artist.

Tierney besides asking for compensation, it also calls for the recall and damage of the alleged infringing clothes.

At present, Moschino has not yet responded to the matter.

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