Design icon Lisa Frank, the artist behind vibrant and trippy designs which have graced clothes, stationery, equipment, and the pocket book covers of college youngsters throughout the nation, hit Goal and seasonal product producer Seasons Ltd. with a copyright infringement lawsuit this week over a Halloween costume. The plaintiff alleges {that a} sandwich board-style Halloween costume of a pocket book that includes rainbows, bats, spiders and a cartoon cat misappropriates the appear and feel of the Lisa Frank model.
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‘Screams 90s Retro’: Lisa Frank Goes After Target for Similar Halloween Costume
