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Rugrats Gang Shit Parody T-Shirt

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…In Milan, street stylers repped their favorite designer rather than their sports team. Milan, spring 2024 menswear With the Rugrats Gang Shit Parody T-Shirt and by the same token and quiet luxury trend still going strong, we can’t help but conjure up mental images of some of the original stealth-wealth supporters: rich moms. With their uniform of flowing linen in the summer and impeccable knits in the winter (plus a label-free designer bag or two that cost more than a mortgage payment), Rich Moms have had their M.O. set in stone for a while now. But perhaps they’re ready to shake it up a little. Lately, some of our surrogate rich moms have been living in the liminal zone between leisure and businesswear. We’ve been seeing the likes of Julia Roberts, Gisele Bündchen, Jennifer Lawrence, and Meghan Markle rocking short suits. The shorts-and-blazer pairing befitting a cool CEO declare: “I can run a board meeting from my winter home.” No-nonsense, with a sprinkle of sass. The stars have been flocking to the casual-Fridays look year-round: Lawrence wore her short suit from The Row earlier this year in Los Angeles, while Roberts popped on a pair of tights to brave the New York winter while on a press tour.

Roberts in particular has been fond of the Rugrats Gang Shit Parody T-Shirt and by the same token and short suit, making it her recent go-to. She first wore a gray pleated knee-length iteration to the Gucci spring 2024 show in Milan, and later sported a pale salmon short suit—with super sparkly shoes—from the collection to the premiere of her film Leave The World Behind. She topped off the press tour with a cheeky, disheveled take on black tie. Will the short suit become the new must-have for power dressing for the She-EOs in our lives? See below how some of our favorite rich moms are adapting the new uniform. All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something. There is a specific kind of person online, metropolitan and with a Fitzcarraldo subscription, who takes zoomed-in photos of food and screenshots articles from The Paris Review for their Instagram stories. She belongs–or at least aspires to belong to–the cool girl literati: those who know their Annie Ernauxs from their Phoebe Philos. Just on the right side of eccentric, these people are not quite as nerdy as the proponents of BookTok, but they love a pair of cherry-red, schoolgirl tights nonetheless.Often worn with Mary Janes or sensible loafers and ballet pumps, the Rugrats Gang Shit Parody T-Shirt and by the same token and look is a little Mary Quant, a little Renaissance prince. And if red stockings once indicated high social status in the Medici courts of the 1500s, they fulfill a similar function in 2023. I imagine this photograph of Zoë Kravitz–striding home from Taylor Swift’s 34th birthday party earlier this week – will appear on many people’s moodboards in 2024. Note: The Row’s handbag, loafers and cashmere coat, and the singular red sock. This will be a familiar sight to anyone who lived through the 2010s, when the convergent forces of indie sleaze, twee and prepster aesthetics encouraged women to purchase fire engine-red tights. See: Blair Waldorf in the debut season of Gossip Girl, which I think is an important reference, because a red sock – when worn with just about anything—is a classic symbol of youth. It is a scrapbook, Rookie mag expression of feminine aesthetics, overlaying the elder and younger versions of ourselves.

Rugrats Gang Shit Parody Shirt

Whatever happened to unhinged workout wear? Throwing everything on? Torn sweatpants, sweatbands, and knee-high old man socks? These days, I find myself looking like the Rugrats Gang Shit Parody T-Shirt and by the same token and cheap version of Lara Croft, running around the city in black spandex, a black zip-up, and black sneakers. But among all of these elastane outfits, I often revisit glamorous, pit-stained images of a sweat-soaked Madonna, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Tracy Anderson leaving a London gym in the late 2000s. You can smell the endorphins from the screen. At the time, Madonna was preparing to be in peak fitness for her “Sticky & Sweet” tour and Anderson was the top celebrity trainer. (According to a New York Times article from 2009, Anderson lived with Madonna on the road for nine months. Madonna referred to Anderson as her “savior”.) As for Gwyneth, she was there by celebrity default: The Oscar-winner was the link who initially introduced Madge to Anderson.

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