Slogan T-shirts make fashion statement…or don't they?
12 Mar '07
1 min read
Slogan T-shirts were big at most fashion weeks this season, especially in London and New York.
This revival of trend from the 1980s has not gained much favorable reviews from fashionistas.
This craze was first pioneered by Katharine Hamnett as a way to silent protestations or peaceful demonstration and was then picked up by designers to develop new styles.
However, Hamnett's t-shirts promoted and demanded change in the world!
Experts say that flaunting catchphrases and jazzy mottos, today, just has one intention….attracting attention.
The slogan on the t-shirt never fails to turn heads as everyone is way too curios as to what it says.
Today, the sayings are just wild and funky and most of the times mean nothing, but that 'look at me…I am a witty person'.
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