The most talked-about item in her collection was a tank top that boasted the slogan “Men are so BACK,” a phrase Lueder says ...

Slogan T-shirts have been both popular and powerful since the Sixties, and right now celebrities are wearing them to make both serious political statements as well as irony-laced social commentary.

1. I’ve been staying with my buddy in Orlando, Fla. We’re both widowers. We grew up in the ’70s, when a T-shirt with writing was a way to express political statements, humor, almost anything!

Conner Ives’s “Protect the Dolls” T-shirt has become a sensation after the designer wore it during his runway show, with more than 2,500 orders received so far.

How slogan T-shirts are making a celebrity-fuelled comeback: from Hailey Bieber’s tongue-in-cheek ‘nepo baby’ shirt to Victoria Beckham’s Rolls-Royce in-joke and Kaia Gerber’s tee about ...

The UK’s most hotly contested debate is back on the table - and Chris Hughes and Jojo Siwa are the latest celebs ready to ...

Slogan T-shirts refuse to budge. Flirty, coy, and sometimes downright obvious, they're the rare fashion item that can be loud without trying too hard. Maybe it's the simplicity – a white tee ...

While some of this season's slogan t-shirts are imbued with a certain nostalgia - see, Maria Grazia Chiuri's latest take on the iconic John Galliano 'J'adore Dior' t-shirt for her Autumn/Winter ...

Over the years, the slogan tee has repeatedly popped up on runways. Prabal Gurung dressed his models in white shirts with political slogans for his Fall 2017 collection, taking his bow in a ...

We first saw political slogan T-shirts gain steam in another tumultuous era, the late ’60s, notes Valerie Steele, director and chief curator of the Museum at FIT.

Slogan T-shirts have been both popular and powerful since the Sixties, and right now celebrities are wearing them to make both serious political statements as well as irony-laced social commentary.

Slogan T-shirts have been both popular and powerful since the Sixties, and right now celebrities are wearing them to make both serious political statements as well as irony-laced social commentary.