Anyone can buy a pristine T-shirt, but not everyone can wear one with the particular cobweb of holes that Connor Storrie was photographed wearing this week. Here, Vogue unpacks why this has been the summer of the so-called f***-ed-up T-shirt.
Anyone can buy a pristine T-shirt, but not everyone can wear one with the particular cobweb of holes that Connor Storrie was photographed wearing this week. Here, Vogue unpacks why this has been the summer of the so-called f***-ed-up T-shirt.
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