What does your graphic T-shirt say about you?
The design of graphic T-shirts has transcended over the years to an artistic level. This includes various style icons hitting headlines in addition to these shirts flying off the shelves. With their finger on the pulse of culture, and a powerhouse of vivid imagination, the world’s fashion designers have manufactured T-shirts over the years that have now become iconic.
The most iconic T-shirt designs are always the ones that strike a message. We guide you through the most famous prints in the business, and what they say about the people who wear them.
Che Guevara
Enersto ‘Che’ Guevara is one of the most well known revolutionary figures of all time. With a great mind for military theory, as well as a great political author, Guevara became a figurehead for the Cuban revolution and subsequently becoming an icon of rebellion worldwide.
Wearing this iconic T-shirt conveys an immediate statement of a status quo discontent. The style is synonymous with ‘living on the edge’ and anybody wearing this graphic T-shirt is accepts the representation of a free-thinking individual and an enthusiasm for radical living.
Wu Tang Clan
The Wu Tang clan are as much of a revolutionary behemoth in the music industry as they subsequently became in the fashion industry. East Coast rappers RZA, Method Man, Ghostface Killah and crew emerged onto the scene in 1992 and took the industry by storm with a slew of pull-no-punches hits that spoke their Shaolin style philosophy alongside their urban beats.
Wu Tang took flight as a fashion style not long after the group had found their feet in music, with the group’s logo becoming a loud statement across a midnight black background. Anybody choosing this apparel knows the value of good old-school urban music and the methods of showing such knowledge.
Ziggy Stardust
Perhaps one of the most prolific monikers of the 1980s, Ziggy Stardust personified everything David Bowie stood for during his fantastical career. Bowie took the lid off expressionism in pop music with hits such as ‘Life on Mars’ and most ironically ‘Fashion.’
With ‘The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars’, Bowie cemented the lightning bolt into fashion overnight much quicker than factories could produce it. It wasn’t long until Ziggy’s face was in demand across thousands of garments. In the modern day, any wearer of this iconic tee must at least slightly miss the 80s look and feel and is on a mission to keep the beat alive by exhibiting the face of one of music’s greatest artists to anyone that crosses their path.
Camouflage Tee
The camouflage style has evolved over the years in a different manner than other styles yet the core fashion statement has remained the same. Beginning with the iconic green, clashed with other greens and browns, the camouflage design has now grown into other vibrant colours making for strong, psychedelic fashion statements.
Anybody wearing this iconic style is prepared for anything. The camouflage print is bold and rarely goes unnoticed, so beware, this is a serious person wearing a serious shirt.
Whatever your personality or style, you can find a fantastic selection of graphic T-shirts at Seventyseven, who specialise in awesome graphic tees as well as the best range of urban streetwear.
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