Breyona Holt Photography Copyright Infringement Lawsuit: Schedule A Case No. 1:26-cv-11954
Breyona Holt Files a Federal Copyright Lawsuit on September 29, 2026, in the Northern District of Illinois – Alycia Bella for Vogue Photography, Copyright Claims, Schedule A Defendants, and Docket Updates
Breyona Holt filed a federal copyright infringement lawsuit on September 29, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. The lawsuit reportedly concerns the unauthorized reproduction and commercial use of a copyrighted photograph associated with Holt, an American photographer, creative director, and visual artist known for her expressive portrait photography.
The lawsuit was filed against defendants identified through Schedule A, a format commonly used in intellectual property enforcement actions involving multiple online sellers and e-commerce businesses.
Third-party reporting identifies Holt's photograph Alycia Bella for Vogue as the copyrighted work involved in this dispute. The allegations reportedly concern unauthorized reproduction of the image on merchandise advertised or sold through online marketplaces.
The precise copyright claims, accused products, and defendant identities should be confirmed through the complaint and supporting exhibits.
Case Information
Plaintiff: Breyona Holt
Defendants: The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule A
Court: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
Case No.: 1:26-cv-11954
Date Filed: September 29, 2026
Presiding Judge: To be confirmed through the official court docket
Nature of Action: Copyright Infringement – 17 U.S.C. § 101 (Copyright Act)
Reported Copyright Registration: VA 2-467-058 (subject to verification)
Reported Work at Issue: Alycia Bella for Vogue – a photographic work attributed to Breyona Holt
Reported Number of Defendants: Approximately 50 online seller defendants (subject to verification)
Plaintiff's Counsel: Keith A. Vogt
Case Update: On September 29, 2026, Breyona Holt filed her federal copyright infringement complaint with supporting Exhibit 1 and submitted Schedule A identifying defendants.
The docket also records a civil cover sheet and an attorney notice of appearance filed by Keith A. Vogt on behalf of the plaintiff that day.
Third-party reporting associates the lawsuit with a copyrighted portrait photograph reportedly reproduced on products offered through online marketplaces.
The available public docket does not establish whether Holt subsequently requested or obtained temporary injunctive relief, whether the list of defendants was amended, or the outcome of substantive court rulings.
About the Plaintiff
Breyona Holt is an American photographer, creative director, and visual artist originally from Atlanta, Georgia. She is the founder of Exquisite Eye Studios, a creative photography and visual storytelling practice.
Holt is known for portrait and editorial photography characterized by rich colors, deliberate lighting, and expressive compositions. Her work frequently explores identity, individuality, and personal expression through contemporary portraiture.
Her professional portfolio includes photography and creative collaborations involving musicians, fashion personalities, and commercial brands. She has photographed artists including Coco Jones, Halle Bailey, Giveon, Summer Walker, and Normani.
Holt's photography has also appeared in editorial and commercial projects associated with fashion, music, and visual culture.
Through this lawsuit, Holt asserts copyright interests in photographic work allegedly reproduced or commercially used without authorization.
The specific photograph, registration record, copyright ownership, and accused uses should be verified through the complaint and supporting evidence.
Monitor the Case
Public case information for Breyona Holt v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule A, Case No. 1:26-cv-11954, is available through the federal docket.
The following PacerMonitor link corresponds specifically to Filing No. 2, Schedule A to the Complaint, which identifies the defendants named in the lawsuit.
PacerMonitor may require registration or payment to access certain court documents. Case filings and procedural status may change over time.
The allegations are claims made by the plaintiff and do not, by themselves, establish liability.
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