Jhené has been dragged to the courts over her collaboration with PacSun.
According to TMZ, the Worst singer has been accused of stealing artwork featured in her 2015 Soul of Summer clothing range by a Colorado-based artist, Elisa Rose Mountain, who claims Aiko used a graphic that was very similar to her trademarked Hamsa Mandala design, which is an updated version of the centuries-old Hamsa Hand sign.
The Summer of Soul collection was rolled out in collaboration with PacSun and Neff Headwear.
The graphic in question was emblazoned on a tank top dubbed “Jhené Aiko Hamsa Circle Goddess”, and from the photo below, Aiko’s graphic has noticeable similarities to Mountain’s artwork.
This comes just four months after Aiko was sued by her former tour manager, Joshua Williams.
According to Complex, the WORST singer was accused of failing to reimburse the plaintiff for expenses he charged on his credit card.
Williams claims he put more than $50,000 toward the tour, under the promise that Aiko would pay him back.Sources close to the case said Williams failed to provide receipts for his alleged purchasewhich is why Aiko’s financial team suspected fraud.
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According to TMZ, the Worst singer has been accused of stealing artwork featured in her 2015 Soul of Summer clothing range by a Colorado-based artist, Elisa Rose Mountain, who claims Aiko used a graphic that was very similar to her trademarked Hamsa Mandala design, which is an updated version of the centuries-old Hamsa Hand sign.
The Summer of Soul collection was rolled out in collaboration with PacSun and Neff Headwear.
The graphic in question was emblazoned on a tank top dubbed “Jhené Aiko Hamsa Circle Goddess”, and from the photo below, Aiko’s graphic has noticeable similarities to Mountain’s artwork.
This comes just four months after Aiko was sued by her former tour manager, Joshua Williams.
According to Complex, the WORST singer was accused of failing to reimburse the plaintiff for expenses he charged on his credit card.
Williams claims he put more than $50,000 toward the tour, under the promise that Aiko would pay him back.Sources close to the case said Williams failed to provide receipts for his alleged purchasewhich is why Aiko’s financial team suspected fraud.
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