Fashion designer Marc Jacobs recently re-released his 1993 collection entitled Redux Grunge which features a T-shirt with the word “Heaven” written above a familiar yellow smiley face.

The smiley face you may associate with rock band Nirvana.

Frontman Kurt Cobain designed the symbol in 1991 fas part of the invitation for the release party of their Nevermind album.

The image was copyrighted and has since been used on various merchandise and articles of clothing emblazoned under the word “Nirvana”.

Jacob’s design differs somewhat in that the two eyes are characterised as an “M” and a “J”.

Nirvana is now suing the designer for copyright infringement and allegedly misleading the public by making it appear as though the band is associated with the brand.

The legal entity formed in September 1997 by Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and the Cobain Estate which is controlled by his widow Courtney Love, further claims that Marc Jacobs did not pay or receive authorization to use Nirvana’s intellectual property.

Smells like mean spirit…

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Marc and Char arrived for a dinner at a local Chipotle, only to find a flash mob dancing to the tunes of Prince’s “Kiss.” Char thought that they had a random luck of stumbling on this interesting performance and was recording the stunt with his phone. Then Marc got on one knee, got the ring out and popped the question as the entire Chipotle cheered. Of course, Char said yes!

Marc Jacobs posted everything on his Instagram profile, so you can check out below how cute the proposal was.

According to NY Daily News, Jacobs and Defrancesco were in a relationship at least two years before the engagement. The couple currently resides in the Jacobs’ residency in the West Village.

Marc Jacobs, who served as Louis Vuitton’s creative director from 1997 to 2014, has a successful fashion label Marc Jacobs and is frequently listed among the most influential people in the world.

Char Defrancesco, on the other hand, has a successful candle-making business “Get Lit by Char,” on top of his modeling and acting efforts.

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Fashion designer Marc Jacobs recently re-released his 1993 collection entitled Redux Grunge which features a T-shirt with the word “Heaven” written above a familiar yellow smiley face.

The smiley face you may associate with rock band Nirvana.

Frontman Kurt Cobain designed the symbol in 1991 fas part of the invitation for the release party of their Nevermind album.

The image was copyrighted and has since been used on various merchandise and articles of clothing emblazoned under the word “Nirvana”.

Jacob’s design differs somewhat in that the two eyes are characterised as an “M” and a “J”.

Nirvana is now suing the designer for copyright infringement and allegedly misleading the public by making it appear as though the band is associated with the brand.

The legal entity formed in September 1997 by Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and the Cobain Estate which is controlled by his widow Courtney Love, further claims that Marc Jacobs did not pay or receive authorization to use Nirvana’s intellectual property.

Smells like mean spirit…

The post Marc Jacobs is in Trouble Over One of His Designs appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Marc and Char arrived for a dinner at a local Chipotle, only to find a flash mob dancing to the tunes of Prince’s “Kiss.” Char thought that they had a random luck of stumbling on this interesting performance and was recording the stunt with his phone. Then Marc got on one knee, got the ring out and popped the question as the entire Chipotle cheered. Of course, Char said yes!

Marc Jacobs posted everything on his Instagram profile, so you can check out below how cute the proposal was.

According to NY Daily News, Jacobs and Defrancesco were in a relationship at least two years before the engagement. The couple currently resides in the Jacobs’ residency in the West Village.

Marc Jacobs, who served as Louis Vuitton’s creative director from 1997 to 2014, has a successful fashion label Marc Jacobs and is frequently listed among the most influential people in the world.

Char Defrancesco, on the other hand, has a successful candle-making business “Get Lit by Char,” on top of his modeling and acting efforts.

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