Ariana Grande is suing Forever 21 for $10 million.
The singer filed a lawsuit on Monday against the retailer for copyright and trademark infringement, violation of right of publicity and false endorsement over a Forever 21 ad campaign that replicated music videos from her “Thank U, Next” album. Grande is seeking at least $10 million in damages.According to court documents filed at the U.S.
The ad campaign in question included roughly 30 images and videos posted across Forever 21’s web site and social media accounts repurposing music video stills and other imagery from Grande’s “Thank U, Next” and “7 Rings” music videos, tagging Grande in the posts’ captions.Other imagery shows the retailer using a model that looked similar to Grande dressed in clothing and a hairstyle resembling those she wore in the “7 Rings” music video.
Grande is demanding a minimum of $10 million in damages and a permanent injunction prohibiting Forever 21 from using her name, images and likeness in any future campaigns.Ariana Grande Settles Lawsuit Over Instagram PhotosWATCH: Dapper Dan Talks Fashion, Harlem and His New Book
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