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The bizarre, WTF-is-going-on triangle between Chris Brown, Rihanna, and Karrueche Tran seems to have escalated into all-out war…and possibly, all in the name of FASHION!

While the singers have once again been spotted leaving the recording studio together, the other woman in the equation has been hard at work on her fashion line, The Kill! But recently, some photos surfaced on the internet featuring what was ASSUMED to be a graphic t-shirt from her collection, featuring a photo of RiRi below text that reads "Hi Rihanna Karrueche!"

And although Miz Tran immediately took to Twitter to

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Don't mess with Rihanna!!!

The girl went OFF on Monday after hearing reports that she used Irish model Jahnassa Aicken as her body/butt double in an Armani ad.

She certainly wasn't going to let this one slide, so, in typical Rihanna fashion, she fired back at the claims with some eloquent tweets

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And it's quite douchey.

Marc Jacobs didn't waste any time responding to claims that he didn't pay model Hailey Hasbrook after some 30+ hours of work as a look model.

MJ (or if we had to guess Robert Duffy) tweeted on Monday

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We’ve shown you several videos already from our fashion correspondent Netta P.

Now Netta P is back to answer some of your questions for all of our CoColicious readers.

Watch the video above to find out if you have similar problems with fashion and if you have your own questions, Tweet NettaP and your response could appear on the site.

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American Apparel quickly released a statement after news broke take founder Dov Charney is being sued for allegedly making an employee his sex slave.

The sexually explicit company wrote:

We have been informed today that [redacted], a former employee of American Apparel who left the company without complaint and resigned with a letter of gratitude regarding her positive experience at the company, has filed a sexual harassment lawsuit in New York against the company.

Upon her resignation, [the employee] acknowledged in writing that she had no pending claims against the company and signed a severance agreement which included a full release of claims and an agreement to submit any future claims to confidential binding arbitration. All American Apparel's employees are subject to the same confidential arbitration agreement signed by [the employee] in order to protect the privacy interests of employees and former employees, and to prevent predatory plaintiffs and their attorneys from attempting to use the media to extort the company. Such an arbitration process was initiated by the company against [the employee] several weeks ago.

The company intends to file a formal complaint with the NY state bar seeking disciplinary action against [the employee's] lawyers who we believe are engaged in an illegal conspiracy to extort money from American Apparel. We are very confident that [her] claims will be promptly referred by the court to confidential binding arbitration where her claims and the company's counter-claims will be resolved, we believe fully in favor of the company.

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That didn't take long.

W magazine is already firing back at Kim Kardashian's claims that they took advantage of her by showing her nipples in the November issue.

In an email, the mag said:

"In keeping in line with the theme of W Magazine’s November Art Issue, Kim Kardashian’s cover was conceived as an artistic collaboration with well-known artist Barbara Kruger, and was a meditation on the influence that reality TV has on contemporary culture.

The inside portfolio documented the career and power of Kim Kardashian as a work of art, using the language of artists like Jeff Koons (see Rabbit) and Gilbert & George (see The Singing Sculpture)."

For the record, Kim said back in October that she was "honored" to be chosen for the art issue and "it turned out beautifully".

[Image courtesy of W Magazine.]

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