In the same week her older sister Khloe was accused of stealing ideas from a fashion designer, the spotlight is now on Kylie Jenner, with a New York-based label alleging she stole their idea and made a clothing line from it.
Earlier this week, the youngest Kardashian announced she had dropped a line of camouflage-themed items, including bikinis, crop tops and pants.
However, fashion label PluggedNYC – a clothing brand sold on ASOS – say her designs look very familiar. So familiar, in fact, they believe Jenner knowingly stole them.
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Writing on Instagram, the founder of Plugged NYC, Tizita Balemlay acknowledged, that no, she did not invent the camo print. But she wrote there was something particularly dubious about Jenner’s designs.
“I sure as hell brought it back to life and pushed the two piece Camo movement. I can’t remember one brand that sold matching Camo two pieces that weren’t generic tees with cargo for ladies before my brand, unless it was custom. But hey… money is power smh [shaking my head],” she wrote alongside a composite of Jenner’s designs next to her own.
“I started my brand with pennies funny how someone can just take a whole movement bc [sic] of how much money and power they have.”
