To subscribe: Instagram on plagiarism in fashion
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In the world of social networks, when ideas literally hover in the air, and all archives are freely available, the question of plagiarism is more acute than ever. As long as we continue to speculate where theft ends and inspiration begins, enthusiasts come to samozh - for example, an anonymous insider, who has eight years in the fashion industry and Diet Prada blog. She or he makes collages of two pictures with very similar models and accompanies them with information - who and in what season showed things.
In the Dazed material, the author gave a detailed commentary on why he does it: “I don’t care if someone copies a Balenciaga jacket from the 50s. What's the big deal? This is a fair game. But when someone copies a Balenciaga men's suit from last season ... In this world, there is nothing new to come up with, the question is what are you doing with this. " Although the author's attacks in the style of "they thought that no one would notice" raise questions, it is still curious to consider these comparisons. Moreover, from time to time a blogger brings to the table fresh cases that have received publicity. The most striking example is the controversy between designer Vicky Gazinskaya and artist Brad Tromel and designers Viktor & Rolf and their frustrated trainee.