? On April 21st, according to BBC report, the trademark dispute between French luxury brands Chanel and Huawei was lost. This dispute actually existed in 217, mainly because Chanel thought that Huawei's trademark was a bit similar to theirs and that it violated their rights, so she filed a lawsuit with the court. But in the end, the result of losing the case was achieved.

? Chanel, as a French luxury brand, has a high reputation and loyal fans all over the world. Their trademarks are two intersecting C's, and there are their brand names below. Although Huawei also adopts the design of double C, the trademarks of Chanel and Huawei are obviously different, which does not constitute the infringement sued by Chanel.

? As shown above, on the left is the registered trademark of Huawei, and on the right is the trademark of Chanel. Obviously, the trademarks of the two brands are completely different. First of all, Huawei's trademark opening direction is up and down, while Chanel's trademark opening direction is left and right. Secondly, Huawei uses very thin lines, which look very slim as a whole, while Chanel's trademark uses very thick lines, which look very round. The two trademarks are completely different and have no similarities.

? If you have to say yes? Double c? The design, then there is a bit of irrationality, because in the well-known brands, there are many companies that adopt this design, and everyone can't sue others for infringement. So ... Chanel's lawsuit was rejected by the court.

? However, Chanel's approach also has certain benefits. It is also a free advertisement for Huawei. Although Huawei is very famous in China, there is still a big gap compared with Chanel, an old luxury brand. By doing so, Chanel can be regarded as a free advertisement for Huawei, which makes Huawei go global and gain more attention and popularity.