T Time

Ah, the beloved T-shirt. First worn by the Brits in 1880, then called "under vests" by those same blokes (what a bunch of dorks), they weren't accepted as outerwear until a very tasty Marlon Brando stretched the cotton fibers over his lick-worthy torso and made every red blooded woman in...

By Lilia Menconi

July 24, 2008

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Ah, the beloved T-shirt. First worn by the Brits in 1880, then called "under vests" by those same blokes (what a bunch of dorks), they weren't accepted as outerwear until a very tasty Marlon Brando stretched the cotton fibers over his lick-worthy torso and made every red blooded woman in the country need some "alone time." Since then, we've been sporting T's since infancy and we still need more. Get your fix at the first annual Bobby Fresh Clothing fashion show. The fall line of these limited edition urban T-shirt designs – currently hitting it big with the hip hop/skateboarding/street crowds – will be revealed with loads of giveaways and a killer party.
Fri., July 25, 9 p.m., 2008

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