Fashion
Tee time
By Tatat Bunnag
�Student Weekly� goes T-shirt shopping
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From mixed media collages and shocking neon prints to subtle graphics emphasising political ideas, there were designs galore on display at Fat Radio�s fourth annual T-shirt Festival.
• Did you know • |
 T-shirts were
originally worn as underwear and were not commonly worn as visible clothing
until the 1950s. |
From noon until late at night, the hip Bangkok crowd descended on Impact Exhibition Center on May 31 to browse through more than 300 T-shirt stalls and groove to non-stop live music from popular indie bands.
Artists from independent music labels displayed T-shirts and accessories, all available to the strolling crowds in search of impressive items to suit their style.
Student Weekly went along to get some photos of the festival and some of the participating celebrities with their trendy tee�s.
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T-Bone and Kai-Jo Brothers member Puteetorn Taypaboot (DJ Rajahsie) highlights his roots-reggae and ska style with his own Rasta T-shirt. |
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collage
(n): a
picture made by combining different images together or by sticking different
materials or photographs onto a surface emphasise (v): to give special importance to something galore (adv): in large quantities annual (adj): happening or done once every year descend on (phrasal v): to visit something or somebody in large numbers stroll (v): to walk somewhere in a slow relaxed way participate (v): to take part in or become involved in an activity polaroid (n): a camera that can produce a photograph within a few seconds |
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