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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That last post brought me down a bit, so to cheer everyone up here’s every ladies fantasy man (and frequent t-shirt wearer) Ryan Gosling wearing a shirt with Macauly Culkin on it. You can pick up the shirt at Worn By for £28.

[via Daily Mail]

“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.

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This is probably one of the weirdest concepts for a t-shirt design I have seen, However the site claims that they are selling fast.  So If you should happen to be a slightly obsessive Karl Pilkington fan you can get yours at the appropriately named ‘Fashion Victim’ for £22 http://www.fashionvictim.bigcartel.com …

Ash runs Rudi Clothing selling clothing from top indie brands, check out the store now Rudiclothing.com

Twitter : @ashjadejones   @Rudiclothing 

With most people reading this being American, all you need to know about this picture is that Rihanna is wearing a t-shirt and not much else, whereas British readers will no doubt be aware that she’s supporting Comic Relief (a comedy charity telethon) by wearing a t-shirt designed by Stella McCartney. I took a look at the tees last weekend at TK Maxx and quality seemed pretty good, which is nice to see since it’s a charity tee and I’m sure they could have got away with going bargain basement.

[Via MTV]

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!

[Imgur]

>I can identify with this.

[Butthorn]

>Georgetown students troll Syracuse fans.

[Casual Hoya]

>Florida teen suspended by school for pro-abstinence design.

[NY Daily News]

>Mike Woodson is the coach of the New York Knicks and his shirt will have you seeing double.

[Twitter]

>On a semi-related note, RDJ stepped out in a throwback Iron Man print.

[Cosmic Book News]

>Tees with hair extensions draped from the sleeves? Tees with hair extensions draped from the sleeves!

[BuzzFeed]

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I’m not just being randomly rude in the title, though I’m sure she gets called worse on a daily basis, I’m referencing her calling Kelly Brook fat (yes, this Kelly Brook, wearing a bikini within the last month), which is insane, it’s almost as if she only said it to get attention.

However, I don’t really care what comes out of her mouth, but her wearing a tee from our buddies at moreTvicar is of interest. On the way home from her recent honeymoon Katie Price (she’ll always be Jordan to me) wore the above tee featuring a pug with glasses, neatly combining two of the most popular design elements of the past couple of years on high street t-shirts.

You can pick up the shirt now for £19.95 at moreTvicar.

I like Channing Tatum, he seems like a pretty good guy that hasn’t let stardom ruin him. Clearly the man has good taste in tees too. The text reads “one trick ponies don’t last long” and shows a tiger gnawing at a horse (it doesn’t look like a pony to me). Powerful, powerful imagery.

A quick Google doesn’t turn up the shirt, if you know, let us know in the comments!

[via The Daily Mail]

I think that the saddest part of this post is that I can’t find anywhere to buy that shirt in case you want to look just like Kelsey Grammer.

[via The Superficial]

Jacob from Odd Clothing got in touch with HYA recently to let us know about his t-shirt startup, and casually mentioned that he’d got off to a good start the help from an old friend of his. Harry Styles. Yes, Harry Styles from the biggest boyband on the planet. I can’t help but feel that Jacob is taking a step down in terms of the exposure stakes by going from him to HYA, but he seems like a nice guy so I’ll throw in my two pence.

As I’ve said before, it’s quite unfair to judge a clothing company when they only have two released items, but since that’s what they have it’s all I can go on. There’s nothing wrong with the designs, but I’m not yet entirely sure what the brand is about, and as someone on the outside there’s not yet enough there to interest me when compared to other new brands doing similar things. On the positive side it is a wearable design (uncontroversial and the style will suit anyone), and the pricing is great at £12.95, there’s no profiteering from those ravenous One Direction fans!

The website feels a bit messy, again there’s nothing really wrong there, but it just doesn’t feel quite right. There’s a link to ‘more in the shop’ on the front page of the website (not in the nav bar, further down, it makes sense to have a shop link in the nav bar), but since you can see every item they sell on the front page anyway it’s a bit of a waste of time. That itself isn’t a large issue, but from a consumer point of view it just adds a little bit of confusion that makes me buying a shirt a little bit less likely. Building a website often isn’t about the big things, the big things are quite easy to get right, but a lot of people ignore the marginal gains in getting small things right and removing those things that put a seed of doubt into the mind of a potential customer.

Oh, and you can’t go wrong with a model that looks like she’s wearing a tee and nothing else, that moves product!