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Debbie Harry, Chris Stein and Clem Burke of Blondie are seen here reporting to VH1 at the Brooklyn Museum's "Who Shot Rock and Roll" exhibit; stellar drummer Burke sports our John Lennon You Are Here T-shirt, another little bit of rock history.
Chris Stein performed with Blondie AND exhibited some of his superb photos. Click here to see video from VH1.com. And stop by WornFree.com to see our Debbie Harry and Chris Stein shirts. Blondie, after all, is a group.
Halloween is always gone before you know it. But you can sport the spirit of the spookiest of holidays all year 'round, thanks to this week's special tee, the Joan Jett Skull & Snake.
You may recognize Steve Ford, the irrepressible proprietor of Decade in Pittsburgh. The photos above, which he kindly furnished, show what he used to turn himself into a rock star using only a couple of Worn Free tees and assorted household items.
And given the cost of a fancy get-up, we advise you to follow his lead and dress up like a rock star this Halloween. It's easy -- and to make it even easier, grab yourself a stylish, comfy Worn Free shirt and take 25% off.
Steve made himself up as Kurt Cobain (in our Daniel Johnston Hi How Are You tee) and Frank Zappa (sporting the classic Radio Clyde shirt); apart from the shirts, his supplies were, he reports, "Girlfriend's makeup and skinny jeans; strong rope; cardboard; spraypaint; cutting tool; wig; Harry Potter glasses." Talk about no-frills. But we think he looks bloody fantastic.
Which rock icon will you conjure this Halloween? Whichever one you choose, take 25% off (use coupon code GHOSTROCK) and, if possible, post a photo on our Facebook page.
Congratulations to the winners of Worn Free's Facebook Rock Star Photo Contest, Paul Carpy Carpenter and Shaun Khiu.
Carpy (left, swinging his axe) sports our Keith Moon Gun tee; Shaun, resplendent in leather and surrounded by pinups, noted in his caption, "All I'm missing is a Worn Free tee." Good news, Shaun: You and your fellow victor will both get free Worn Free tees of your choice.
Thanks to everyone who submitted photos; you're all rock stars to us.
Here's something we haven't been able to do before: Show you an original photo of a famous person wearing a design, and then a new photo of them wearing our reproduction. In fact, our version won't even be for sale until 2010, but we're so geeked about it we couldn't wait.
Rodney Bingenheimer -- KROQ-Los Angeles DJ, promoter, scenester and L.A. music god, AKA the Mayor of the Sunset Strip, first wore this ultra-stylish, essentially SoCal Surfin' tee in 1980, when KROQ was "the Roq of the '80s" and he was exposing the town to cool new-wave and pop sounds from local bands and international hipsters alike.
He donned the new version of this gorgeous tee to attend a Taschen Books event toasting his old pal Brian Wilson, mastermind of the Beach Boys and epitome of Cali surf culture (though he has never, to our knowledge, mounted a wave himself -- a mere triviality considering his mastery in surfing the curls of melody, harmony and orchestration).
So we're pleased to present Rodney then and now: a major figure in L.A. music history, a patron saint of great independent music and a true gentleman.
The headline says it all: We've gone completely around the bend, and from Oct. 12-18 you can benefit from our insanity by snagging tees like these ...
... and these ...
... and these ...
... and plenty more besides in women's sizes at a mind-blowing HALF OFF. Head on over to WornFree.com on Monday and start shopping before we regain our tenuous hold on reality. As the boilerplate says, while supplies last.
Sales, sales, sales. We've got so many coming up it's nuts.
Every week, we'll be featuring a Worn Free T-Shirt of the Week, which will be obtainable at a tasty 25% discount. For how long, you ask? Um, a week. Then the same deal will apply to another shirt. (We know most of you had figured that out from the title of this post, but the lawyers want us to idiot-proof this thing.)
On to business. This week's killer deal is on the graphically devout Keith Moon Jesus Saves.
Grab one and you'll save too; just enter GIMME25 as the coupon code when you check out. Head on over to Worn Free and explore -- we've got more amazing deals coming soon, not to mention a wealth of ridiculously cool new designs.
Well, not quite. But we're so enraptured by this blog post (found on Lovely Dress of Japan), that we just had to share.
It took an active part by the United States established in 2005 brand in the 1970's in the chiefly 1960's, and Worn Free ([uo;-nfuri-]) acquired the license and sells T-shirt that a famous lock musician including John Lennon, the queen, and Frank Zappa had actually worn as a facsimile edition.
T-shirt of Worn Free is very high popularity, and being sold by the person of wanting to lead the music scene, and to put on what the musician who kept having a big influence around the young person wore and the same one in not only the United States but also a shop all over the world. Moreover, T-shirt of Worn Free is also high the evaluation as the fashion item, and wears T-shirt of Worn Free from a good sense design by a lot of overseas celebrities.
The photograph where the power of people such as musicians the model including Naomi Campbell and Gary Oldman and besides the actor etc. put on T-shirt of Worn Free is introduced, and only seeing this understands popular of T-shirt of Worn Free on an official homepage of Worn Free. T-shirt of Worn Free can buy in the mail order and the select shop, etc. even in Japan, and is popular among a wide age group.
And before you say anything, we're within our rights to ask: how's your Japanese?
