How did George Harrison get the pants sued off him because his song "My Sweet Lord" sounded too much like "He's so Fine," yet Converse isn't suing every company it sees? My eyes tell me that Chuck Taylor knock-offs are the hottest shoe style among street wear companies right now. The Hundreds is venturing into Converse territory, along with Plan B. The Valenzuela Low by The Hundreds actually reminds me of PF Flyer shoes a boyfriend owned in college.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Making a buck off Chuck
How did George Harrison get the pants sued off him because his song "My Sweet Lord" sounded too much like "He's so Fine," yet Converse isn't suing every company it sees? My eyes tell me that Chuck Taylor knock-offs are the hottest shoe style among street wear companies right now. The Hundreds is venturing into Converse territory, along with Plan B. The Valenzuela Low by The Hundreds actually reminds me of PF Flyer shoes a boyfriend owned in college.
