It€™s no secret that the "trickle down effect," so humorously described by Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada is a not-so-funny reality in the fashion world. Images from fashion shows hit the web seconds after the last model slips off her stilettos, leading an instantaneous influx of copycat merchandise. While many designers have gone to court over such instances, the CFDA (Council of Fashion Designers of America) wants to take it a step further by making such copyright infringements illegal. Plus stories on another potential TV show for Tyra Banks, Saks€™ Green House, and more!
The CFDA Fights fashion Forgeries - thefashioninformer.comTyra€™s New Reality: Magazines - fashionista.com
With Green House, Saks must think eco is chic - styledash.com
Foreign Retailers Follow Their Shoppers to New York - nytimes.com
Just how low can you go? - telegraph.co.uk
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