Rihanna Wins Lawsuit With Topshop Parent Company Over Use of Her Image
Want to put her face on a t-shirt? Ask first.
The British courts have ruled in favor of Rihanna, who sued Topshop’s parent company Arcadia over the unauthorized use of her image on a t-shirt that was being sold at the well-known retailer. The image was taken from a 2011 video. And the courts found, back in 2013, that it was reasonable to think that consumers, upon seeing the shirt, would think Rihanna approved it.
Arcadia argued that the t-shirt was similar to others that feature celebrities like Elvis Presley on them.
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