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Sunday, May 4, 2014

Question: Are These Celebrities Aware That These Shirts are Fake?






Images courtesy of Fashion PULIS reader

82 comments:

  1. Paano naging fake????

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    1. I saw billy is wearing HBA fail print in showtime. It is a reproduction made with vinyl cut prints, heat pressed on shirts. In tagalog peke, in jejemon JapHeykzz poW$

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    2. Andami sa thailand ng ganyan. Lalo na comme de garcon. Bangketa levels yun dun ha.

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    3. Ang baduy naman noh!!!!!!!!

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    4. Yung suot ni vice na ktz sa 168 ko nakita sa muradito. Sa may food court hahaha.

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    5. kahit orig or fake ang panget naman! masyadong printed!

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    6. Pag masyadong printed, pangit na agad? Hindi pwedeng depende sa nagdadala kaya nagiging pangit or hindi?

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  2. baka negosyo ng stylist nila......

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  3. Anung ebdensya n fake? Anlabo.

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    1. For one, because there's only one Comme des Garcons in Manila (One Rockwell) so what that store where the stylist got those "Play" shirts can be considered illegal, and perhaps selling fakes.

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  4. Terno-terno lang daw ang peg. Fake na damit. Fake na tao. Ganeeern. Lol. Except for baby james of course.

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    1. Actice ka girl ha? Wala ka bang rally ngayon sa mendiola?

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    2. Hahaha! Iniwan daw ng mga kasamahan niya sa Anakpawis, 2:39. LOL

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  5. ano ba yan puro ka-f? hanggang sa damit ba pirata pa rin?

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  6. Haha akala ko kami lang na mga masa ang nagsusuot ng japeks..

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  7. Ayown naman paley. Ahaha

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  8. Mahal kasi ang orig. Mga pinoy talaga mahilig sa fake.

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  9. makikita ang mga outfit nila sa divisoria... haha

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  10. where can u buy these shirts?

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    1. Anong shirts orig o class A?

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    2. khit fake...hindi naman ako mayaman haha. ano bang IG nung seller?

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  11. Unfair naman 'to sa importer and official distributor ng Comme des Garcons Play dito sa Manila. The stylist should be held accountable. I-report sa DTI at IPO!

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  12. My branch sila sa M! Yup lahat ng nandun di legit. Obvious naman pagpasok mo palang ng store.

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  13. Ayan ang di fake si James at ang jowaers nya.

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  14. Hi baby james. Chaka ng mga katabi mo.

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  15. ewww. kafams wearing fake... so cheap!

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  16. A ba initial ng shop na yan? o

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  17. Saw this page at IG and because they post pics of celebrities wearing these clothes I thought what they're selling are legit. When I went to their shop, lo and behold… everything was fake. :(((

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  18. Feeling ko gina-grab lang nitong online shop na to yung mga pictures ng celebrities and claiming na sa kanila galing yung shirt na suot ng mga artista. Afford naman siguro ng mga celebs yung shirts at di kailangan mag suot ng fake.

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    1. I agree! Sana makarating sa mga artists ang topic na 'to.

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    2. the online shop does not even want to be recognized as u can see the shop's name has been crossed out. so i think totoo ang claim nya na fake pero okay lang kung fake na mura pero kung fake na mahal ay di na bale. Products should be labeled as fake or original and let the customers make their own choices huwag manglinlang.

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    3. Teh nakatag ang mga celebrities sa mga post nila!

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    4. Yun din ang feeling ko!!

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    5. Inistalk ko yang IG na yan! Haha Ang ganap pala is yung mga stylist nila ang kumukuha ng mga damit dyan! Nakita ko kasi yung post nung stylist ni Vice, post siya picture ni Vice tapos sabi shirt from *insert IG name of seller*. Kaya sa kanila talaga galing yan.

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  19. Ang nakakahiya nasa national tv sila.Na pede mapanuod ng designers or the designer's marketing team.. Who will be held responsible in such an act? The stylist or the wearer? Sinu ba dapat?

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    1. I think it's the person from the store who posted the messages and the store itself. The stylist and the artists can always deny buying it from that store.

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  20. Ok, fake na kung fake, bakit are these celebrities bragging that those shirts are not fake?....kung maka react ang iba O A 'huh.

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    1. Hindi ok kung fake that's why there is such a thing as "intellectual property". The topic is about knowing if these artists are aware that these shirts are fake. Anong bragging ang pinagsasabi mo?! Wala ka sa katinuan! At ikaw ang may diperensiya kung maka react!

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    2. Agree anon 2:25 am. Fakes seem harmless but they represent an underground industry that is based in slave labor. In countries like France, Huli ka sa airport palang Kung fake ang bag mo. Kase sa mga bansang nagbibigay halaga sa intellectual property, serious business ang counterfeit products. Parang di mo nirirusoeto ang trabaho ng designer kapag bumili ka ng fake. Pareho din yan ng fake DVDs. Hinuhuli ang nagtitinda nun diba?

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  21. Chaka ng mga katabi ni James Reid. Well sabi nga nya that he prefers body over face - in short... hipon. Haha kaya todo effort mag work out eh.

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    1. In short ktawan lng at pleasure bet nya never mind the chaka face.

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    2. ang shonga mo lang. just as you prefer the face, he has the prerogative to choose the body and it doesn't make him much lower than you are. pareho lang kayong mababaw.

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    3. Lol yung post tungkol sa kung aware ba ang celebs na fake ang suot

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  22. Seryoso dapat na talaga masugpo ang pamemeke ng damit. Sa totoo lang kahit iyong coach na bag mahal sya pero china made ang original nyan kaso low labor cost sa china compared sa states. Kaya unfair din sa mga tao na bumibili ng genuine iyan dahil if d ka talaga marunong tumingin ng real sa fake mapagkakamalang fake na din iyon may ari ng tunay na gamit.

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    1. as much as we want na made in italy lahat, some brands decide to have them made in China. Based on what u wrote, hindi naman porket made in China, ibig sabihin fake. With Coach naman, the pricing is still lower compared to other high end brands kaya pwede pwede pa din kung made in China. But for the high end brands, kung gagawin nilang made in China tapos they will still sell it at the same high price, yun yung hindi makatarungan.

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    2. marc by marc Jacobs is made in china too...

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    3. there are also Coachbags made in the Philippines. kaya mas mura compared to let's say LV, Prada, Gucci, etc.

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    4. Nakakainis din ung mga fake cosmetics. Dami sa ig. -.- hayyyss

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    5. Never ever buy fake cosmetics, kaya mura dahil made in China din. The chemicals they use are poisonous.

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    6. @anon 9:41 Walang coach na made in philippines that's one thing for sure dahil natanong ko na iyan mismo sa coach i emailed them years ago. Before talaga u.s made prods nila until nagproduction na sila sa china but the materials are u.s made. @2:44 though it's not that really expensive kagaya ng LV, gucci, salvatorre ferragamo etc but still the price is high pa rin. Kahit nagsale na ang coach, marc jacobs, kate spade bags, MK nasa 7-10k and even 20k depende sa style and materials ng bag. Kaya wag mo sabihin na ok lang na may china made.

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    7. Meron nang production ng Coach bags here in the Philippines as I remember reading an article about it from rappler.com

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    8. MAY COACH NA GINAGAWA SA PINAS. And even some authentic Givenchy bags (nylon, man-made materials, etc.) and NOT those parfums bag are being made in China.

      --- Baklang French Major

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  23. Fake din naman personality ng mga celebrities na ito.

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    1. tumfact! hahaha

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    2. Ung damit po ang pinag uusapan nd po ung tao..

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  24. Nacacaloca! Kailangan silang mahingian ng statement about this issue! Hahaha

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  25. So what if it's fake?? What's the big deal?? Porket artists/celebs hndi na pde mgsuot ng fake! --sha17

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  26. E anu naman kung magsuot ng fake, after the show hubad din naman

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  27. Truth of the matter is that sometimes there are overrun products which didn't pass the brands' quality control. Instead of destroying these products, the factory opts to sell it in bulk to some "pirates" who sells the products at a much reduced price.

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  28. Does it really matter kung fake or orig ang isuot?

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  29. Di ko magets kung pano naging fake.

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  30. Kung maka husga!!!! If I know some of you here wear fake too. We love dissing other people pero kapag sarili na, hmmmm!!

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  31. The posts from ig usually are not valid. Di bumibiki ng peke stylists nila. I can attest to that since I work for the same industry. I saw the posts from that brand on ig and they even use dara of 2ne1 saying that shecuses their products which is definetly not true. In the case of the last photo. I cannot comment na since the artists are already on tne store. But for billy and vice Idon't beleive the posts on ig. And i am not a fan of neither of them.

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    1. Nagkakamali ka dyan te! Kita ko mismo yung stylist ni vice tinag niya yung IG shop na yan! Kumukuha talaga sila dyan promise. Tsaka kasi yung iba hindi available sa philippines kaya nakakapagduda.

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    2. Minsan, binabanggit ni Vice Ganda sa Its Showtime yung "A" na IG store. Nagpapasalamat for his outfit. So, alam niya kung saan galing ang mga damit niya..

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    3. Hahaha. Si dara ng 2ne1, naimagine ko tuloy, bibili sya ng fake g-dragon polo shirt. Hahaha. Gdragon be like "Noona, i can give you an original one."

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  32. Kiber sa fake basta may damit paki ko

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  33. matagal ko na napapansin yan! eh yung HBA ng kenzo wala pa dito tas wala naman ganyan edition ang givency puro fake talaga suot nila pareho nila vice

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  34. Di ko alam na fake ang ibang items sa ig. Buti na lang wala ako pambili, fake man o orig. Pero pag may pera ako, mas type ko pa rin magshopping sa mall mismo kasi iba pa rin yung feeling ng actual shopping,( yung pagpili, pag sukat, pag bayad sa cashier using your hard earned money), kesa sa pag click-click lang sa online shopping.

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    1. Unfortunately for you, e-commerce is a booming business and here to stay. Not everyone has the time to buy things in person. Mapa-Ebay or LVR pa 'yan, kanya kanya ng tolerance mga tao sa pagbili ng online.

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  35. Check na lang siguro yung IG or Twitter account ng mga stylist ni Vice at Billy kasi usually nag-OOTD shots naman sila then tingnan kung what brand or store galing sinuot ng client/s on that day or show.

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  36. It doesn't matter kung fake yung suot basta alam dalhin go lang! Jusme! Mga Pinoy nga naman, Kala mo di sumubok ng fake. Grabe kayo!

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    1. Sige sister try mo maging designer at makita ang mga celebrities mismo ang mag endorse ng fake. May stylist naman sila at may budget naman si stylist prro sa fake pa kumukuha.

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  37. ano ngaun kung fake? bakit bawal bang suotin? ang labo ..

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  38. hinde lang mga damit yung fakes karamihan din sa mga sneakers na pinamimigay nung mga online sellers sa mga artista ay perfect replica lalo na yung mga retro jordan brands etong mga online sellers unlimited yung supply nila ng shoes eh within minutes kapag na release yung mga sapatos ubos na kaagad yung karamihan pa dyan nagka campout pa ng ilang araw bago irelease para lang makabile ng 1pair

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  39. Bawal ba magsuot ng fake ang celebrity??? for me ok lang fake kasi isang beses lang naman susuotin ang shirt.

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  40. sa tingin ko kaya naman knock off yung mga binibili kasi isang beses lang naman nila kadalasan sinusuot. Example: original Boy London shirt costs approx. 2.5k while knock-off 380 pesos... ang tanong: manghihinayang ka ba na suotin ONCE lang ang isang 2.5k pesos shirt or isang 380 pesos shirt?

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  41. sa mga taong nagsasabi na so what kung fake..binibigyan nyo ng "open window" yung manloloko na manloko ng iba. i know damit lang ito pero same idea. lets say kung sa mga fave nyong gadget para mas nakakarelate ang lahat.. kung nakabili ka ng fake pero nagbayad ka ng orig price, hindi ok dba? since may internet access naman na ang karamihan, y not mag research para maging informed buyers

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  42. Actually, in principle bawal nga ang fake. It's called intellectual piracy. Designers lose millions of dollars from the fake goods. Imagine mo, you invest in building your brand and reputation, but others benefit. Not to mention that counterfeit goods are produced in unregulated environments, using unjust labor practices , including underpaid workers in bad conditions , even sometimes child labor. All the goods you buy have an effect on society kaya talagang issue ang fakes. Celebs should be conscious of responsible consumerism, they set a standard for young people. Baket kase kailangan designer Kung di naman afford? Real style means being able to pull off anything including up branded clothes. It shows confidence nga Lalo no if they support local designers.

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