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Spanish Brand Gets Trolled For Selling An Unusual T-Shirt At Rs. 90,000

Shubham Sachdeva by Shubham Sachdeva
May 29, 2018
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Fashion trends change very fast these days and in the process of selling something unique, they design bizarre things sometimes. Balenciaga is among popular fashion brands in the world and has been trolled recently for selling a very strange t-shirt that too at £935 (Rs 84,000).

Also Read: Zara Is Selling Indian Lungi For Rs. 6285 & Twitter Is Finding It Funny

The t-shirt shirt is a part of the Fall 18 collection is exactly like what its name suggests. It is a blue tee with a checked shirt hanging in the front of it. You can see it below:

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As expected, Twitter was not impressed by the weird garment.

When the dress code says “business casual”

When the dress code says “business casual” & you have no idea what that means https://t.co/gkOn3mUdBy

— Bailey Sarian (@BaileySarian) May 28, 2018

When yo are confused about what to wear

When you couldnt decide which to wear https://t.co/cHpeFRYzWq

— danny king???? (@pakistankhan23) May 27, 2018

Welcome to the future

You know when you hold up different shirts in front of the mirror to see which one goes best with your outfit? That is an outfit in itself now. Welcome to the future. https://t.co/AVHOoKqKVZ

— Will Evans (@Whale_Evans) May 29, 2018

I’d like to think I understand high fashion

I’d like to think I understand high fashion, and have no problem shelling out some cash for Gucci, LV, etc., but this…?

— Corbin Telligman (@CorbinTelligman) May 27, 2018

One user even created his own version of this

Hey @BALENCIAGA,

I just made my own Double Shirt and it didn't cost thousands of dollars! pic.twitter.com/8daWqAGy7C

— Mike (@AH_Mike) May 28, 2018

Also Read: Twitter Trolls A Brand For Selling ‘Extreme Cut Out Jeans’ At Rs 11000

Balenciaga’s creative director Demna Gvasalia doesn’t really care about these comments. In 2017, he told Vogue in an interview that he feels good when people get annoyed with his designs.

“I think it’s very interesting, the definition of ugly, I think it’s also very interesting to find this line where ugly becomes beautiful or where beautiful becomes ugly. That’s a challenge I like. I think that’s a part of what fashion stands for and I like that people think my clothes are ugly; I think it’s a compliment.” he said.

What do you think about this Balenciaga ‘T-shirt shirt’? Do let us know in comments.

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