Pop star Katy Perry's Kisses-inspired outfit graces Rolling Stone cover
Perry, who has two songs in the top 10 of Billboard’s Hot 100 list, appeared on the cover clad in a busty outfit designed to look like a pair of one of America’s favorites: the iconic Hershey’s Kiss.Sorry, boys, but “Katy’s Kisses” are not for sale at a local candy retailer.
Perry is undoubtedly thrilled to be once again on the cover of the magazine, but what about The Hershey Co., well known for its conservative, family-oriented values?
Apparently, even the executives who control the Fortune 500 firm are allowed to crack a smile now and again.
“We’re flattered that Katy Perry is such a passionate fan and that her art is inspired by our iconic Kisses milk chocolate,” said Kirk Saville, Hershey Co. spokesman.
The chocolate maker was clear that it does not have any official ties to Perry. They are not, for instance, sponsoring her tour. Nor did they help design her silver dress.
In the past, Hershey has aggressively defended its trademarks, which include the conical shape of Hershey’s Kisses. In the photographs, Perry appears to copy the trademark with the conical shape of her ... outfit.
But the difference between her brassiere and, say, the company’s recent lawsuit against Mars Candy over the use of color in packaging is a matter of artistic impression and free speech, said Jeff Sharp a professor of intellectual property rights at the Smeal College of Business at Penn State.
“Art and artists, because of the First Amendment, get a little more [leeway],” Sharp said. “As long as they are not actively putting out a product for sale ... then they are pretty clear in their First Amendment rights.”
So, as long as Perry doesn’t actually sell “Katy’s Kisses,” she is well within her rights as an “artist” to wear the outfit, which she does while on tour.
And people who follow pop culture, such as Scranton-based syndicated radio host Ralphie Aversa, say the Rolling Stone image, which blends sexy and sweet, is pretty true to Perry the person.
“Katy Perry is an interesting artist in that her music not wholesome ...
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