Adventures in Copyright: Taylor Tomasi Hill's Lane Crawford Collection Riffs on Marc by Marc, Commes des Garcons

Moda Operandi Artistic Director Taylor Tomasi Hill obviously loves her some designer duds, and we can't fault her for that. But it looks like she mig
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But that's not all: The blue striped blouse with cutout shoulders looks remarkably similar to a Commes des Garcons one the editor wore--and got street style snapped in--back in September 2009, while attending a J. Mendel presentation.

Tsk, tsk, it's too bad because the rest of the collection is super cute. And, as a fashion industry insider, Taylor should have known better!

Take a look at the whole collaboration, which you can purchase now at Lane Crawford (yes, even in the U.S!), below.

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