Ivana Helsinki

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Ivana Helsinki (styled IVANAhelsinki) is a Finnish fashion company, founded by designer Paola Suhonen and her sister Pirjo Suhonen in 1998. Paola's design ideology of aesthetic, genuine everyday-use fashion clothing has gained widestream support.[citation needed] IVANAhelsinki carries line of fashion clothes with reputation for Finnish hand labor, high quality materials, bright colors and in-house print designs. IVANAhelsinki's factory is in Lahti, with a flagship store in Helsinki.

In 2007, Ivana Helsinki was the first Finnish company ever to participate in the Paris fashion week.[1]

In 2010, Ivana Helsinki was sued by Ivana Trump for "trademark infringement, unfair competition and violations of privacy and publicity rights" for using her first name.[2] Noting that "Ivana" is Paola's middle name, Ivana Helsinki's lawyer stated that the company considers the claims "baseless" and will defend themselves in court.[2]

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  1. ^ Design Finland, 24.9.2007, Interview: Paola Suhonen on Spring Summer 2008 and Paris Fashion Week (Same in finnish at real magazine)
  2. ^ a b http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/ivana_trump_sues_finnish_fashion_yNdk6ZYLA6h0JkFO11uHlM

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