Humorous or snarky? Slogan T-shirts are making a fashion comeback


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In November 2023, Victoria Beckham sported a "My dad had a Rolls-Royce" T-shirt. The design is selling as part of her fashion label's offerings. Photo: Victoria Beckham

It's official. Graphic T-shirts emblazoned with all kinds of slogans and messages are making a fashion comeback.

Sometimes featuring provocative or ironic texts, this relic of the 2000s has become celebrities' latest go-to for getting their message across, and sometimes for silencing spiteful voices.

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