Comedian Joe Lycett legally changes name to Hugo Boss to protest fashion house

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"Please take this seriously, because I’m deadly serious about it"

Hugo Boss has responded to Joe Lycett’s name change, after the comedian legally switched his name to that of the massive company.

Joe Lycett changing his name to Hugo Boss leaves a very Joe Lycett-shaped hole in the world.

Luxury fashion house Hugo Boss has responded to the comedian formerly known as Joe Lycett, who has changed his name to match the company's.

Joe Lycett isn’t backing down in his protest of Hugo Boss and after legally changing his name to, err, Hugo Boss, he’s shared a series of hilarious statements on Twitter.

Comedian Joe Lycett has changed his name to Hugo Boss in a protest against the fashion firm.

Comedian Joe Lycett has legally changed his name to Hugo Boss because he says the fashion company 'hates people using their name'.

The comedian formerly known as Joe Lycett has said that changing his name to Hugo Boss via deed poll has been “a headache.”

The comedian formerly known as Joe Lycett has said that changing his name to Hugo Boss to taunt the fashion company has been “a headache”.

Comedian Joe Lycett legally changed his name to Hugo Boss to protest the fashion house ‘targetting small companies and charities’ who use the word ‘boss’ in their names.

A comedian said he has legally changed his name to Hugo Boss in a jibe against the German luxury designer using trademark claims to target small businesses and charities who use the name “boss”.