Designer Knockoffs - A Proud History of Copying

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Designer Knockoffs - A Proud History of Copying

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Host Vv Steele traces designer knockoffs back to 1860s Paris, where Charles Frederick Worth invented both the designer label and counterfeit industry. From department stores advertising "copies of Paris designs" to luxury brands spray-painting disclaimers on bags, this episode reveals fashion's selective memory about copying.

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