WATCH: John Boyega Trashes Star Wars Fans
NPR Interviews ‘Fascism Expert’ Fleeing to Canada Over Trump and DEI
Judge Orders Trump Administration to Restore Legal Aid to Migrant ‘Children’
CNN Scare Quotes: Elon Musk Shocked by Hatred ‘From the Left’
Here Are the Number of Illegals Released Into the US During Biden's First...
Trans Woman Inducted Into National 'Women’s' Hall of Fame
Boston DA Considering Contempt of Court Charges Against ICE Agent Doing His Job
NYT: Anthony Fauci’s Wife Fired From NIH
‘Show Up for Work’: Rep. Chip Roy Calls Proxy Voting Unconstitutional
Showing Them 'Adolescence' Will Fix This! BBC Locks Replies on Post About Six...
Female Fencer Expelled From College Tournament for Refusing to Compete Against Biological...
Congresswoman Brings Infant to Work to Tell Speaker Mike Johnson Not to Mess...
RIP King: Actress Jennifer Tilley Remembers Val Kilmer With EPIC Audition Story
A Conspiracy of Dunces
Innocent California Walgreens Employee Is the Latest Victim of Left's Violent Rhetoric
Premium

Female artist accuses Cara Delevingne of trademark infringement over 'Peg the Patriarchy' Met Gala outfit

Actress and model Cara Delevingne showed up at the Met Gala last night wearing and outfit with “Pet the Patriarchy” emblazoned on the front (and if you don’t know what that means, just don’t use your work computer when you look it up):

But in a hilarious twist, artist Luna Matatas says she owns the trademark to “Peg the Patriarchy” and she accused Delevingne of using it without her permission.

“So just came here to say, proud day for subverting the patriarchy when my art makes it to the #MetGala,” she tweeted:

Matatas sells merchandise with that slogan on her website, too:

And her pinned tweet is all the way back in 2016:

Shouldn’t Delevingne, at the very least, buy a T-shirt?

***

Recommended

Trending on Twitchy Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement