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Susan Scafidi teaches at Fordham Law School in New York and writes about fashion and law on Counterfeit Chic," www.counterfeitchic.com. An earlier version of this column appeared on The Budget Fashionista.
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| lily -- Los Angeles | |
| My thoughts on the issue: what is the purpose of buying fake? The factories that make illegal fashion have sweat shops in foreign countries. They don't have to pay taxes--which means that our economy suffers, and their employees have no benefits or medical care. Why not just buy a good quality leather purse that might not be as expensive, rather than try and be something your not? | |
| fun_in_the_sun | |
| I've never boughten a fake just because I feel like there's something sketchy about it- but then again, I'm tempted every time I see a fab handbag for such a low price. | |
| RaquelRoad | |
| Don't buy fake! It is way sketchy. I agree! | |
| MissUnderstood | |
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Fashion is entirely over rated |
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