Calling all Rachel Zoe fans! I know you’re out there. Rachel is the celebrity stylist we love to hate but admit it; you loved her even more after The Rachel Zoe Project right? While going through my RSS feeds I came across this interesting bit of news over at Save Anna“. The Rachel Zoe t-shirt is $40 and available to pre-order at

He’s back! Henry Holland’s returned to his roots and designed a collection of t-shirts. He’s ditched the witty slogans and opted for raunchy illustrations of A-list fashion designers and personalities (including himself and Agy) with nothing but a flower covering their naughty bits.

The wardrobe staple of celebs such as, Kelly Osborne, Fearne Cotton, Kate Moss and the rest of London’s ‘it’ crowd; the Rock Tee forms the basis of the ‘I haven’t even tried but still look unbearably cool’ look.

It’s hard to ignore the tell-tale signs of an economy that is on the downturn. Luxury brands go on sale, the media analyzes retail from every angle and the new fall styles are already on mark down- all indications of an economy in trouble. One genre of retail that has survived, at least thus far, is the basic.

News of another collaboration has come to our attention. This time it doesn’t involve the high street or a celebrity. In a bid to tackle the knife crime in the UK, Grazia magazine has founded the “

Comfy and casual, rocker t-shirts are a must-have for summer. Throw one on with a pair of jeans or cute sweats, and step out in true SoCal style.

Everyone’s doing it this season. From high street store, Uniqlo, to high-end label, Mulberry. The simple t-shirt in once again fashionable, except this time it isn’t about sporting the names of rock bands across your chest. Instead, it’s about cool, funky designs and patterns that only a true artist could conjure.

Fashion has had a long and turbulant relationship with politics. From Vivienne Westwood’s manifesto, style can be shorthand for personal politics - without all the speeches. Fitting, then, that amidst the excitement of the Presidential Primaries, two designers have stepped in to show their support in the most ancient of all mediums - the printed t-shirt.

As far as staple items go, the quirky t-shirt is always overlooked and overshadowed by simple basics. But we say it is a staple item and shares the same qualities as a best friend, dependable and always knows just what to say to cheer you up. There are SO many quirky and kooky t-shirts around that you’ll never be short of choices. We’ve narrowed down our favourites...

There’s something quite addictive about purchasing an item which also contributes to some form of global good. Optimistically speaking perhaps that would explain the phenomenon of the “I’m not a plastic bag” (like I said perhaps). Either way I do like the marriage of fashion and consciousness which is why my full support goes to abolishing seal hunting and spreading...