'No designer should monopolize a colour' YSL counter The lawyer for ysl, iaelorsoutletberlin david bernstein said:Trademark should have never been granted. Just don think that any fashion designer should be able to monopolize any colour.All other fashion houses or any other brand should never even attempt to replicate this not even in another colour.Perhaps cesare pacciotti did use a red sole on his designs but mention a red sole to anyone, and i do believe that it is louboutin who would spring to mind rather than pacciotti. And as for calling a red sole Trashy, i do not believe the colour of a sole(In louboutin's case)Is Trashy. "Trash"Is stealing someone else's brand identity and ysl should never attempt to do this as a respectable, successful house. You cannot trademark a color, period, full stop. Catherine, michael kors deutschland chicago, 14/7/2011 A color absolutely can be trademarked.Louboutin's shade of red is not the first color to be trademarked, and certainly will not be the last.The requirement is that it has to be a custom color which is brand specific.Ever heard of a little jewelry company called tiffany co.?The blue associated with their boxes is a trademarked color and not available for purchase on consumer products.Of course consumers can purchase products in an array of blue colors;However you cannot use that blue unless permission is granted.The same goes for louboutin and that red on the sole of shoes.

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