One of the most discussed trade marks in the world of fashion and the subject of a number of legal disputes. Today, the courts have handed down a significant ruling, in what has been eagerly awaited decision between the famed Parisian fashion house and the Dutch shoe maker Van Haren.

Recent research data collected by SEMrush, the search engine marketing solutions provider notes how the products of Supreme the high-end luxury street wear brand constitutes the most searched replicas all over the world followed closely by Michael Kors and Christian Louboutin. 

British luxury fashion brand Burberry is suing US based retailer Target for alleged trademark infringements over its iconic checkered plaid pattern. Burberry believes Target has used its pattern on its own brand of eyewear, luggage and water bottles.

Gucci and Guess' nine-year battle over the letter G has finally come to an end. The two warring fashion brands announced that they have now signed a joint agreement that will bring an end to all pending litigations in all countries around the globe.

Court documents were filed mid-April reporting the settlement, which is still subject to court approval. The settlement appears to be a victory for the Off-White™ who were seeking in the amount of 2 million dollars in damages for each instance of alleged infringement of goods sold, distributed and/or offered for sale.