Originally posted 2008-06-05 20:51:21. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Remember Vuitton v. Dooney? It’s over. Reports the Shiny Style blog:
A judge ruled in favor of Dooney & Bourke in the trademark dispute involving their “It Bag” monogram . . . and the Louis Vuitton Monograme Multicolore collection.
The judge implied it was less a case of infringement as the fact that Vuitton didn’t like Dooney & Bourke cashing in on a trend LV started.
Also covered in New York mag and probably all over, by now. Here’s the opinion.
The term of art 
Kind of surprising that Vuitton took it this far — they lost virtually every battle in this war.
One thing which I always wondered about is why Vuitton did not bring a copyright claim (the Murakami design is akin to a fabric design) and whether it could have prevailed on such a claim. The DB deisnged looks awfully like a derivative work which copied the basic design but adapted it to use DB trademarks insteand of LV trademarks.
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