Gemma Collins, the 37-year-old reality TV star, is reportedly facing potential legal action after allegedly using doctored images to promote her clothing line. Model Katie Green, 30, claims that her photographs were altered and used without permission to sell items from the Gemma Collins Collection on the Fashion Book platform.
The images in question show Katie Green posing in a blue dress and two floral gowns, with Gemma Collins's face superimposed onto the model's body. Critics have pointed out obvious discrepancies, such as the body appearing wider and shorter to match Gemma's proportions. A source described the photoshop as 'terribly bad' and said 'a child could see it’s a fake.'
Katie Green has reportedly contacted her solicitors and may begin formal proceedings for copyright infringement. The images were swiftly removed from the internet after she complained. A spokesman for Miss Collins insisted that the images were used in good faith, supplied by an external firm that assured copyright ownership.
This incident adds to a history of controversies surrounding Gemma Collins's use of filtered and edited photos on social media. The case highlights ongoing issues of copyright and image manipulation in the fashion industry.
