Khloe Kardashian is being accused of stealing designs for her denim line

The INSIDER Summary:

• Destiney Bleu, a young independent designer took to Twitter to accuse Khloe Kardashian of buying her pieces only to copy them and call them her own for her denim line.
• She shares side by side photos of her designs along with Kardashian's and has reached out to her assistant with no response yet.
• Good American released a statement saying “under no circumstances did Good American or Khloe Kardashian infringe on another brand’s intellectual property and we are going through the proper legal channels to handle the situation.”

Khloé Kardashian’s denim line, Good American, has had no shortage of success since its launch back in December. It sold a whopping $1 million worth of jeans in its first day alone and has continued making bold fashion statements (and big sales!) since, thanks to unique pieces like jeans with built-in fishnets and a retake on the Texas tuxedo. But now, the brand is in the news for all the wrong reasons as a young independent designer has accused Kardashian of stealing her creations.

Destiney Bleu, who has dressed everyone from Beyoncé to Fifth Harmony in her super sparkly, super sexy Dbleudazzled unitards, stockings, socks, and more, took to Twitter to accuse the 32-year-old Kardashian sister of buying her pieces only to copy them and call them her own.

“When someone buys one of everything on your site, has you make them custom @dbleudazzled work, never posts it or wears it, then copies it,” Bleu tweeted, sharing a link to a Good American promo video Kardashian posted on her page. The young designer went on to say that “every sister in the fam owns all of my tights” and that she was “super excited when her sisters used my pieces in their lookbook, not realizing they were also passing it off as their own.”

She continued on, sharing side-by-side snaps of her designs next to Kardashian’s with the tag “#NoFrauds.” Bleu also said that she had reached out to the reality TV star’s assistant prior to calling her out on social media and received absolutely no response.

A rep from Good American released a statement to TooFab following the incident, saying that “under no circumstances did Good American or Khloe Kardashian infringe on another brand’s intellectual property and we are going through the proper legal channels to handle the situation.”

The “situation” is a rather ironic one, considering that it was just several days ago that Kardashian was dealing with her own theft issues, saying that a friend was actually stealing from her.

Bleu, for one, didn’t appear to be buying the brand’s words, clarifying that she’s not surprised to see other bedazzled bodysuits on the market (Good American Tweeted that Britney Spears’s crystal suit in “Toxic” was its inspo), but that “the issue is that it was purchased with the intent to copy for profit.”

Closing by saying that she would “always fight” when it came to her livelihood, it doesn’t seem like Bleu will be backing down any time soon. With no direct response from Kardashian as of yet, we’ll have to wait and see how this one plays out.

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