Sentences with phrase «trade dress if»
The building and wall color scheme and furniture are almost certainly protected trade dress if they are anything other than completely generic and shares by almost all restaurants of that type.
https://law.stackexchange.com/ Not exact matches
If it weren't her supernaturally amazing hair and skin, you might think the supermodel was dressed for work on the trading floor — but she's just on Wall Street for the day, taking part in Cantor Fitzgerald and BGC's Annual Charity Day.
If you want to dress down this look you could always trade the heels for white sneakers.
If you're interested in shopping at Mata, many fair trade boutiques carry their garments and they also deliver — which is how I ordered this dress.
If you (like me) are feeling on uncommon ground, rather than purchasing a vintage dress, many ladies in the community trade one another.
Pro tip: If your festivities are a little more formal, you can dress this outfit up by trading your cardi for a fur coat and your boots for heels.
I just want to teach my daughter what it means to be confident in herself, to be free to express herself through fair trade fashion and style if she wants, to dance in a dress in the middle of the sidewalk just because, and to laugh at the silly things and make funny faces with her brother.
If this dress was machine washable the trade - off might be worth it.
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How to dress it down: Swap the cardigan for a jean or leather jacket, trade the wedges for a pair of flats or wedge sandals if it's warm where you live.
To qualify for trade dress protection, the packaging needs to be distinctive and likely to cause confusion if another product or service were to use similar dress.