Soon after, Aquazurra issued a cease and desist to Trump’s brand, asking the company to not only remove the alleged knock-off from the Internet, but to “stop advertising the shoe, destroy all existing pairs, disclose its manufacturer, hand over profits from sales of the offending shoe, and agree in writing under oath not to offer for sale any knock-off again." Trump was given a week to do so, and because the brand didn’t comply, a March 2018 court date has been set. But, it seems like Ivanka Trump isn't looking to be involved in any of that. [Editor's note: Refinery29 reached out to the brand for comment, but it was unable to provide any further information].