Sana Safinaz is famous and expensive lawn brand among Pakistanis.
Sana Safinaz’s lawn case of using Spanish retail brand Zara’s pattern
Zara silk printed pants & Sana Safinaz 11a and 11b from Spring Summer 2013.
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Sana Safinaz Spring Summer 2012 & Emilio Pucci.
Credit: http://tribune.com.pk/story/524364/un-innovatively-yours/
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Chanel Runway and Origins Lawn
Credit: When copying designs becomes a norm in the fashion world – The Express Tribune Blog
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Designer Nida Khurram on May 30 showcased her new summer collection at Fashion Pakistan Lounge in Karachi’s Dolmen Mall, in which her pieces incorporated contemporary illustrations and motifs on luxurious Swiss lawn.
Although many took a liking to the designer’s digital prints, freelance Portuguese illustrator António Soares took to his Facebook account to express his ‘disgust’ for the collection which he claimed made use of his illustrations without his permission.
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Soares, contrary to the idea of the designer paying a tribute to his illustrations revealed that she did not contact him for permission to use his illustrations.
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Portuguese illustrator ‘disgusted’ by Pakistani copycat - The Express Tribune
Contemporary illustrations on digital prints - The Express Tribune
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In Pakistan no one cares about copyright. If you can copy and paste then it's yours. My photographs have ended up on TV on some random chanel promo and then I started to heavily watermark my stuff.
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Aik to choori aur oper say seen zoori.
Nida Khurram, a teacher in fashion design school, is saying that she can use any design as inspiration. :nook:
She should read ethical issues in fashion designing or something similar to subject.
Pakistani designer accused of plagiarism fires back - The Express Tribune
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Some Pakistani designers’ outfits look a little too much like what we see across the border. Manish Malhotra (L) and Elan
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There is no doubting Shahjahan’s talent but every creative mind is bound to hit a road block. —Photo courtesy: luxepakistan Instagram
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Maybe a coincidence, or maybe Chanel got inspired by Sania Maskatiya. Still gotta figure that one out
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Alisha Hashmi for Mina Hasan seems to be a bit too inspired by ATSU’s sari. —Photo courtesy: vintagegulabblog Instagram
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Credit: Fashion scandal: Why target Nida Khurram when we all plagiarise? - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
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Plagiarism must not be encouraged. It's simly stealing, no matter how you see it. The artists who put time and effort must be compensated for their original creations. I just despise copycats who like to be called"artists". They are white color thieves, simple as that!
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From fake degrees to plagiarised clothing. We need copyright law enforcement agencies.
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Excellent article on an important issue.
Intellectual Property Protection is non existent in Pakistan. What is even more shameful that well to do educated individuals plagarise more. They have the resources and knowledge to take a step in the right direction but choose not to for financial gains.
Charging exuberant amounts for designs which have been imitated is akin to robbing.
I wish and pray that all involved change their ways to earn an honest living.
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