Why the Internet is going crazy over these $1,000 shirts
This DHL shirt is this season's hautest item, and it's selling off the shelves for a whopping $330.
Add that to the $1,000 remake of this Snoop Dogg tee from 1993 that's also going wild on the Interwebs.
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No, this isn't a cruel joke. It's the current state of fashion.
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Both steeply priced tees are from the Parisian collective called, Vetements, a company founded in 2014. The brand's creator, Demna Gvasalia, is heavily inspired by '90s nostalgia, streetwear and anything "ugly," what he described to The Guardian last year.
Vetements (pronounced vet-mahn) has since gotten so much clout super quickly, with every major celeb adopting the edgy aesthetic to their wardrobe.
When squeaky-clean Taylor Swift wanted a goth-like transformation, what did she turn to? Vetements sky-high boots, which she wore in this month's Vogue.
What did Disney star Selena Gomez wear to Paris Fashion Week when she needed some much-needed edge? A Vetements Champion sweater and matching sweatpants.
And when Kendall Jenner wanted to stand out from her family during a recent ski trip to Vail, what did the model wear? An oversized hoodie from the brand.
David joined the Mashable team as its first fashion hire. He's written for the Wall Street Journal, Elle, GQ, Harper's Bazaar, Esquire, Details, Nylon, Refinery29, Fashionista, and covered the men's market at Women's Wear Daily. David has appeared on E!, Vh1, the Style network, and was a stylist at Capitol records.
