WeWoreWhat's Danielle Bernstein Is Suing a Small Business After Allegedly Stealing Yet Another Design
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WeWoreWhat founder Danielle Bernstein–an influencer best known for contracting covid-19 after partying mask-less in the Hamptons, allegedly stealing a mask design from the small, patent-pending Latina-owned brand By Second Wind, and attempting to pass off “vintage gym shorts” made by a small Australian Etsy shop as her own design—has apparently screwed over yet another small business: Brooklyn lingerie shop The Great Eros.
According to Diet Prada, The Great Eros accused Bernstein’s brand of copying their signature print of nude silhouettes back in Augustm sending her a cease and desist on August 10.. But on October 15, Bernstein blindsided them with a lawsuit “after Jeff Gluck, counsel for The Great Eros, claims were some veiled settlement talks,” according to the fashion gossip site. The suit, filed by Bernstein and her manufacturing company Onia, maintains that “The WWW Silhouettes Design was inspired by the generally ubiquitous concept of silhouette drawings of the human form along with a number of Henri Matisse’s line drawings,” and “does not infringe” or “violate” The Great Eros’ “purported copyright.”