5 posts tagged “new wave”
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.
Meet Kaia, extremely beautiful daughter of the inxoticating Cindy Crawford. She's seen here playfully acknowledging the likelihood that she'll be a lifetime subject of paparazzi snap-a-razzi by wearing Worn Free's Debbie Harry "No Pictures" tee.
Did you know you could get this and other brilliant WF tees in kid sizes? These diminutive couture pieces boast designs such as Radio Clyde, Camp Funtime, Born to Be Bad, Punk, Flying Burrito Bros. (recently spotted on young Cruz Beckham), Peaches and more.
After all, if your little ones are going to be surrounded by flashbulbs, they might as well be stylin'.
We've been so preoccupied with our various May sales that we've neglected to share this with you: an extensive piece on WF on the fabulous Shockhound site.
It's a lovely retrospective on the brand, its wares and its founder.
But hey, let's talk about shirts. We've got some amazing new ones coming, like Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. And Nudie Cohn's Rodeo Tailors. And ... well, some surprises. Stay tuned.
Today's featured item, though, was originally worn by Chris Difford of Squeeze:
It celebrates the Southeast London neighborhood (or "neighbourhood," if you must) of Deptford -- the "T" is silent -- where Squeeze was formed (and which also produced such bands as Dire Straits and Alternative TV, not to mention a host of famed shipwrights). Of course, not everyone who sees you in this handsome item needs to know that. That's what we mean when we say Worn Free offers a secret history of cool.
Manchester's own The Whip whipped the crowd into a lather on a recent installment of The Jimmy Kimmel Show, with a tip of the hat to Joe Strummer, who originally wore the Out of Control T-shirt design sported here by keyboardist Dan Saville.
The band performed their mesmerizing single "Trash," but Dan's shirt is an ode to lasting quality. Just sayin'.
Why not check out the band's performance, through the magic of the Internet?
