Hold onto your stilettos, fashionistas! Donald Trump’s new golden sneakers, with their oh-so-familiar red soles, have sparked a legal firestorm that could land him in hot water (again!).
Red Soles, Red Flags: Is Louboutin Lurking?
CNN analyst Maria Cardona, a self-proclaimed “shoe diva” with a keen eye for designer details, saw the shoes and immediately thought, “lawsuit in the making.” Why? Because the red soles are a signature trademark of the iconic designer Christian Louboutin. And let’s just say, Louboutin isn’t shy about protecting his fiery footwear! He’s already won trademark cases in the European Union and India.
At an event in Philadelphia, the corrupt, serial lying conman just got booed off the stage while trying to hawk his Chinese-made golden sneakers.
People are growing tired of Trump's grift to ripoff and defraud Americans of their money. pic.twitter.com/ucRO6pLoVC
— Bill Madden (@maddenifico) February 17, 2024
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Cardona points out the irony: Trump’s shoe launch, presumably aimed at raising funds for his mounting legal woes, might just create even more legal trouble. Remember, he already owes nearly $355 million from a fraud judgment and millions more to writer E. Jean Carroll.
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While the red soles are the main attraction (and potential legal headache), the “Never Surrender High-Tops” boast other Trump-ified features: gold laces, an American flag, and an embossed “T”. They also come in lower-priced red and white versions, alongside “Victory47” fragrances. And guess what? They sold out within hours!
🇺🇸Trump’s golden sneakers sold out in seconds!
Has a politician ever launched a successful clothing line AT ANY TIME IN HISTORY? pic.twitter.com/dE9byHtirH
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) February 18, 2024
So, will Trump’s golden kicks land him in court? Only time will tell. But one thing’s for sure: the fashion world is watching with popcorn in hand!
Share your thoughts! Do you think Trump’s red soles are a trademark infringement? Is this just another publicity stunt, or a genuine money-making effort? Let’s discuss in the comments below!
Remember, while it’s fun to speculate, it’s important to be respectful of all parties involved.
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