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‘Dogue’, la revista de moda canina acusada de copiar a ‘Vogue’: “Esperaba una colaboración, no una demanda”

El Pais Legal & JudicialNews ReportES 5 min read 100% complete by Carolina Escutia RománMarch 26, 2026 at 05:30 AM
‘Dogue’, la revista de moda canina acusada de copiar a ‘Vogue’: “Esperaba una colaboración, no una demanda”
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Olga Portnaya, fundadora de la revista de moda canina "Dogue" en Los Ángeles en 2019, enfrenta una demanda de Condé Nast, la empresa matriz de Vogue. Condé Nast alega que el logotipo de "Dogue" infringe su marca registrada y podría confundir a los lectores, exigiendo la destrucción de las copias físicas. Portnaya afirma que la revista surgió de su deseo de celebrar a los perros, especialmente a su pomerania rescatada, Mimi Bear. La demanda se produjo después de que Vogue lanzara su propia sección online llamada "Dogue" con celebridades y sus perros. Portnaya esperaba una colaboración en lugar de una acción legal, ya que "Dogue" es su trabajo principal y fuente de ingresos. La revista, con una tirada de entre 85 y 105 páginas, se produce con un pequeño equipo liderado por Portnaya.

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Portnaya says she expected a collaboration with Vogue, not a lawsuit.

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Dogue's audience is primarily dog owners between 35 and 65 years old.

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Dogue sells fewer than 100 copies per edition.

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Condé Nast filed a lawsuit against Dogue for trademark infringement in December.

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Olga Portnaya founded Dogue, a canine fashion magazine, in 2019.

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Key Entities & Roles

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Shannon Cooper 40% The New Yorker 40% Vanity Fair 40% Sabrina Carpenter 40% Maluma 40% Oli Port 40% EL PAÍS 40% Mimi Bear ×260% Condé Nast 80% Vogue ×690% Olga Portnaya ×690% Dogue ×1095%

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dogue 100% vogue 90% revista de moda canina 90% demanda 80% marca registrada 70% condé nast 70% colaboración 60% infracción 60% revista de moda 50% redes sociales 40%

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El Pais
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