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Spotted on the Internet last week: a gallery of fake cereal box designs, most with a sugary, pop culture twist. Some of these have likely appeared previously on HYA, but two of my faves are posted below; you can see the rest here or by clicking on the image squares below.
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Of which this Wu Tang-meets-Joy Division design is but one:
See the rest at BuzzFeed.
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Let the record show — pun intended, guys — that this Joy Division spoof was developed prior to yesterday’s announcement that Yahoo had purchased Tumblr (* rolls eyes, shrugs shoulders *).
Concept by Adam J. Kurtz. $25 here.
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In today’s daily dose of WTF, Danny Trejo, best known as the titular character from 2010′s Machete, cuts haters down to size with dagger eyes.
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“New” at 80s Tees this week: the original Cobra Kai karate gi worn by Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) in 1984′s The Karate Kid!
The price, you ask? A cool $100,000! (It’s not exactly high fashion, but you would have a trump card come Halloween…)
More about the garment, from the product’s official descrip:
This Cobra Kai gi was worn by William Zabka’s character Johnny Lawrence during filming of the 1984 movie The Karate Kid. We obtained the gi on eBay from a collector who purchased the gi from ReelClothes.com. The gi comes with a framed Certificate of Authenticity from ReelClothes.
Kevin Stecko, the founder of 80sTees.com bought the gi because he always wanted to wear an authentic Cobra Kai gi for Halloween. We used this gi to create copies which we sell as our Exclusive Movie Quality Cobra Kai Costume.
As you may be guessing by the price our goal is not really to sell the gi as much as it is to put it out there for the world to appreciate. The Karate Kid is Kevin’s favorite movie of all time and he wanted other fans to be able to see this amazing piece of 80s movie history.
See more pics at BuzzFeed.
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There are t-shirts and then there are t-shirts. Take the design below from the house of Hermès, which costs a whopping $91,500 and is available for purchase at the brand’s flagship store in NYC…
Sales tax, mind you, will add $8,000, all of which brings to mind that old adage: if you have to ask, you probably can’t afford it.
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Hardy har har…
Via: Pleated Jeans
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Another week, another batch of tees trending on the Internet. The good, the bad, the ugly…
>The first of “16 people who don’t realize they’re being douchebags”.
[BuzzFeed]
>Frat bros trigger campus debate with insensitive slogan tees (but the one below is likely P’Shopped).
[Jezebel]
>Perspective fail.
[Facebook]
>Perspective WIN!
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I’m not the breeding type, mind you, but if I did have twins, they would be required to wear these shirts every day.
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A pair of clever new designs at RedBubble to share.
The first remixes The Big Lebowski with Dune to comedic effect.
“I bowl. Drive around. The occasional acid flashback…”
$24.54 here.
The second, using a throwback costume print approach, tells everyone that you are kinda a big deal. #unfuckwithable
Also $24.54, here.
Both shirts developed by Gabe Pearlman, a.k.a. Dream Juice.
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A most curious mashup…
$20 at Retard Riot.
Cap tip: BuzzFeed
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Le sigh…
The pic begs the question: is he an honest fan or is this savvy placement by a Hollywood stylist? Weigh in with a comment below!
Hat tip: BuzzFeed
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Pee-wee’s iconic ensemble, reimagined as a skinsuit for the shaved legs, road rider-set. Geek chic for the podium finish?
Must admit: this would make for a boss costume tee. Come on Internet, let’s make it happen!
Cap tip: BuzzFeed
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And this is why Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters prohibits pets on campus. Let’s hope that it was a Danger Room simulation gone awry…
Illustrated by Phil Jones. Prints available at Society 6.
Via: BuzzFeed
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AFT’s design of the day is a bit of faux branding packaged around a Back To The Future reference (no complaints there) and distressed for effect.
Here’s a closer look at the design thumb:
[Buy]
On a related note, here’s a fully-functional DeLorean, complete with its very own flux cap and refashioned as a NYC taxi cab! Can this thing get up to 88 MPH on the streets of Manhattan?
More pics at BuzzFeed.
Cap tip: Shirtoid
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Looking for James Bond-themed t-shirts? Our friends at It Goes To 11 have collected 10 of their favorites, including the spoof pictured below, for a new post.
See the whole list here.
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Behold Big Bella, the world’s largest t-shirt cannon! Capable of projecting 100 promotional t-shirt torpedoes per minute, this newfangled doomsday device will make its inaugural appearance tonight at the Philadelphia 76s’ home opener versus the Denver Nuggets.
From the team’s press release:
Big Bella weighs 600 pounds and, when firing T-shirts into the upper reaches of the Wells Fargo Center, can be up to 10 feet high. The team commissioned the creation of Big Bella from FX in Motion, an entertainment elements company out of New Berlin, Wisc.”
Somewhere, Ned Flanders weeps…
Cap tip: Gawker
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The retro reproductionists at Found Item Clothing are at it again. The target of their screen lust this time: Snake Plissken’s tank top from Escape From New York, which features no print and is accented only with a pair of aluminum zippers that run across the clavicle, making it, without doubt, one of cinema’s most curious garments.
What function do the zippers serve? One can only marvel at the possibilities…
On a related note, FIC has also developed a head-to-toe costume tutorial for said character. It’s pretty boss and you can peep it here or by clicking on the image below.
Compare with a couple of screengrabs from the film, embedded below for easy reference.
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The pixelated art trend continues unabated with a pair of new designs developed by Julien Bazinet and yours truly.
The first, 8-Bit Eyepatch, reimagines Snake Plissken’s hero pose from Escape From New York as the title screen for a throwback video game.
$24.54 at RedBubble
The second design, Donkey Hoth, channels elements from The Empire Strikes Back through the Donkey Kong template, complete with Han Solo mounted on a tauntaun as the one-armed wampa above contemplates the virtues of a diet rich in Jedi nutrients.
$24.54 at Redbubble
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The film fanatics at Found Item Clothing have partnered with Julien Bazinet on a new design with a throwback quality. Behold Donkey Jones, which filters the penultimate sequence from Raiders of the Lost Ark through the 8-bit Donkey Kong template.
[$23.95 here]
On a vaguely related but equally awesome note, Found Item’s sister site, Bunnyslippers.com, has added a cache of fun character slippers in advance of winter, including three designs — Yoda, Darth Vader, and Chewie — from Star Wars.
On Hoth or off, they’ll keep your feet warmer than the innards of a dead ton-ton…
[$24.95 here]
Read more of Travis’ work at It Goes To 11.
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