fashion designers in the world ripped designs Pacific

A Turkish fashion designer of the " kidnapping " of the Pacific island designs was accused in his collection to London Fashion Week recently .Chanel outlet "Tribal Attitude " Act Gul is said to have been inspired by the legacy of Turkey and the recent demonstrations in Istanbul. Some of these designs are based on the Ottoman Empire and Turkey , others merely a strong resemblance to the Maori style. The allegation comes less than a month after the world giant Nike was forced to stop production on the line tights women. The collection of tattoo-inspired Samoan caused a huge global response of the Pacific Community in the world. Chanel outlet store Aroha Mead, Program Director of Maori Affairs at the Victoria University of Wellington said the Pacific beat collection Gul Agis stolen Maori culture . "We are all inspired by the beauty of other cultures," said Mead . " But there is a big difference if you are inspired by something and then downright steal . " Unfortunately, Pacific designs are not protected by intellectual property laws or copyright , been such international designers are able to use them without permission. " You can prove so very tangible that their property is held by the community," Mead said. Chanel reissue 2.55 " It 's been done enough work that you follow a design on the artist or the community it comes from. "