Copying in the fashion industry: "I would understand if they were nobodies"
The Express Tribune documents some allegations of copying in the fashion industry in the post: Sartorial crimes: 5 biggest plagiarism acts of all time.
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Italian designer Giorgio Armani claimed that Stefano Gabbana and his partner, Domenico Dolce, had plagiarised one of his designs for a pair of trousers in 2009. Corriere della Sera newspaper quoted Armani as saying, “They copied some trousers from the last [Armani] collection.” He accused them of using the design under suspicion, 16 times. “I would understand if they were nobodies. But honestly!” he said.
link: http://tribune.com.pk/story/896412/sartorial-crimes-5-biggest-plagiarism-acts-of-all-time/
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Italian designer Giorgio Armani claimed that Stefano Gabbana and his partner, Domenico Dolce, had plagiarised one of his designs for a pair of trousers in 2009. Corriere della Sera newspaper quoted Armani as saying, “They copied some trousers from the last [Armani] collection.” He accused them of using the design under suspicion, 16 times. “I would understand if they were nobodies. But honestly!” he said.
link: http://tribune.com.pk/story/896412/sartorial-crimes-5-biggest-plagiarism-acts-of-all-time/
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