By: Anthony Capobianco
Uh oh. This smells like copyright infringement.
According to TMZ, the iconic 90's grunge band Nirvana has filed a lawsuit against fashion designer Marc Jacobs over the use of the band's smiley-face logo without permission.
The legendary logo is proudly worn by fans below:
As part of the clothing brand's "Bootleg Grunge Redux" collection, the design takes Nirvana's famous logo by replacing the X-eyes with its initials with "Heaven" written above in the band's font. Take a look below:
The band trademarked the image in 1992 and never granted Marc Jacobs permission to use or adjust the original design.
