Tyra Banks claims that the companies used her name and image to sell hairpieces
Highlights
- Supermodel Tyra Banks has filed a USD 10 million lawsuit against several wig manufacturers over claims they used her name and image to sell hairpieces.
- The supermodel-turned-TV titan, who is famous for her use of weaves and wigs, has filed suit against 10 separate companies who have allegedly used her trademark, reported TMZ Online.
- Banks claims her image and name was used to advertise the companies' products. The America's Next Top Model star is seeking an injunction to prevent the sale of the items, and wants USD 10 million in damages.
Supermodel Tyra Banks has filed a USD 10 million lawsuit against several wig manufacturers over claims they used her name and image to sell hairpieces.
The supermodel-turned-TV titan, who is famous for her use of weaves and wigs, has filed suit against 10 separate companies who have allegedly used her trademark, reported TMZ Online.
Banks claims her image and name was used to advertise the companies' products. The
America's Next Top Model star is seeking an injunction to prevent the sale of the items, and wants USD 10 million in damages.