Nike Wins Lawsuit , Against Lil Nas X's 'Satan Shoes' .<br />On March 29, New York-based <br />art collective MSCHF released <br />666 pairs of the controversial modified <br />Nike Air Max 97s in collaboration with Lil Nas X.<br />That same day, Nike filed a lawsuit <br />claiming trademark infringement.<br />U.S. district Judge Eric Komitee has <br />sided with Nike for the time being, .<br />preventing the $1,018 shoes, which sold out <br />almost instantly, from being shipped to customers.<br />Miley Cyrus was even seen wearing <br />a pair before they went on sale.<br />MSCHF argues that the shoes are <br />"individually numbered works of art.".<br />The judgement will stand until a <br />more in-depth trial is conducted.<br />Lil Nas X attempted to find a loophole by <br />giving away a pair of the shoes but later <br />tweeted he was barred from doing so.
