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We don't mean he stole the most money. We mean he was bad at it.
"Brooklyn's Bernie Madoff" is way less glamorous than the Ponz.
Mr. Chow isn't the first to sue for identity theft. But could he be the first to win?
The designer raises eyebrows over eerily reminiscent designs.
The landmark trial over fast-fashion knockoffs has begun.
It's not groundbreaking, of course, but we'll probably watch at least another episode. Here's why.
Also, Speidi got married this weekend and Spencer looked confused.
A copy of the Narciso Rodriguez election-night dress not included.
It turns out Gristedes is behind the mysterious Trader John's. And the company is in trouble.
For just $15,000, you can get a knockoff of Vivienne Westwood's famed design.
A company tried to register an "LY" logo that looked similar to their "LV" logo.
Fall and winter knockoffs just don't compare to the real deal, thanks to designers who keep their products luxe and complicated.
"You can get the Ferragamo knockoff bag at the mall and still look brilliant. And you should."
French fast-fashion chain Naf Naf must pay the label $120,000 for ripping off a black dress.
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana will throw Naomi Campbell's 38th-birthday party in Cannes, luxury companies like Dior have shady manufacturing practices, and Bill Blass might be sold soon.
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