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Katie Perry Fashion Brand Wins Legal Battle Against Katy Perry

Katie Perry Fashion Brand Wins Legal Battle Against Katy Perry

March 11, 2026 Laura Fontaine - Entertainment Editor Entertainment

The legal battle over the name “Katy Perry” has reached a final verdict, with the Australian Supreme Court ruling in favor of Katie Perry, an Australian fashion designer who shares the same name as the American pop superstar. The decision allows Perry to continue operating her clothing brand under her given name, a significant win for the small business owner after years of legal challenges initiated by the singer’s team.

The case, which began in 2015 when the designer – who changed her surname to Taylor in 2015 – became aware of the singer’s attempts to trademark the name, centered on allegations of trademark infringement. As Katie Perry (Taylor) explained, she only became aware of the singer when “I Kissed a Girl” played on the radio in 2008. “I was just building a fashion business with the name I was born with,” she stated. Since then, she’s grown her brand through local markets and an online presence, including a website and social media channels.

A Timeline of Legal Wrangling

The initial legal action was launched when lawyers representing Katy Perry sought to block the Australian designer’s trademark registration. In 2023, Taylor secured a victory in a lower court, with the judge finding that the singer had been marketing clothing under the “Katy Perry” brand during her 2014 Australian tour. However, that decision was overturned in 2024, seemingly shifting the advantage back to the pop star. This latest ruling from the Supreme Court represents a reversal of that recent turn of events.

The court’s reasoning hinged on the established reputation of the American Katy Perry in Australia. The judges concluded that “no ordinary person, after a quick reflection, would think that the Katie Perry products were connected to the American singer.” This effectively acknowledges the distinct recognition of the singer’s brand while protecting the Australian designer’s right to use her own name in commerce. You can find more details about the case from australia, Katy Perry, Moda, musica, Pessoas, Registo de marca

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