Stolen Fashion Designs

In 2016, Khloe Kardashian/Good American “borrowed” catsuits from d.bleu.dazzled, a fashion company founded by Destiney Bleu. Did Khloe and Ko. steal the design? Listen to find out.

There is a difference between a copy and a reference. This case is very interesting because it straddles the line, but someone got it wrong. Who?

This is the last episode of the season! In this video, I talk about stolen fashion designs. I start off with what a reference is versus what a copycat is. Sometimes a designer will reference their past works like Olivier Rousteing or the designs of a former designer or creative director at the same company.

In this YouTube video (embed below), I talk more about about a reference vs. copy as it pertains to fashion design.

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Sources:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Is_King

https://www.nylon.com/fashion/destiney-bleu-on-black-is-king-her-lawsuit-with-khloe-kardashian-more

https://www.dbleudazzled.com/pages/about-us

https://people.com/style/destiney-bleu-responds-to-khloe-kardashian-defamation-cease-and-desist-letter/

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/khloe-kardashian-copied-designer_n_593aea8fe4b0c5a35c9f1db5