Meghan Markle, has been embroiled in a logo dispute with the mayor of a quaint Mallorcan town who claims her new lifestyle brand's emblem is an "exact copy" of their coat of arms.
On Tuesday, the Duchess of Sussex announced she was renaming her brand to "As Ever" on Instagram, alongside a rare snapshot of her daughter Lilibet.Featuring a palm tree and two birds, the logo bears a remarkable resemblance to the emblem belonging to the town of Porreres – a situation the town's mayoress finds "surreal".Xisca Mora, speaking to EL PAÍS, acknowledged they lack the resources to wage a legal battle over plagiarism but are nonetheless insisting the logo be withdrawn, the Mirror reports.Dating back to 1370, the heraldic coat of arms represents more than just an image for Porreres – it's woven into its heritage and cultural identity.Mora conveyed the challenges faced: "To sue for plagiarism is complicated and costly, and a small town council like ours is not in a position to fight against the English crown." Initially taken lightly as the mayoress revealed to Vanitatis, they were puzzled by the motive behind replicating Porreres' arms, now they seek clarification and resolution.The launch of the website for Markle's venture showcases the duchess and her three-year-old daughter strolling together amidst palm trees, an idyllic scene that contrasts sharply with the unfolding controversy.It has been revealed that the new logo incorporates a palm tree, symbolising The Duke and Duchess's residence in California, as well as featuring two hummingbirds which are known to be a favoured motif of Prince Harry.
Encapsulating these elements is a distinctive shape, deliberately crafted to form a one-of-a-kind and intimate emblem.According to
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