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hard knocks

September 4, 2007  11:16 am

Copying is as much a part of fashion as fluctuating silhouettes and bitchy repartee, and has been around just as long. But the CFDA has had enough. According to The New York Times, the organization is lobbying Congress to introduce a bill to extend copyright protection to clothing. Will consumers respect designers’ intellectual property rights and choose high-priced originals over cheap knockoffs? Only the nation’s credit card statements will tell.

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