I’m Ready To Crush 60 Year Old Birthday Party Monster Truck T-shirt

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Launching on Net-a-Porter today, the I’m Ready To Crush 60 Year Old Birthday Party Monster Truck T-shirt it is in the first place but debut AZ Factory collection introduces Elbaz’s new design chapter. Compared to his dreamy, fantasy-filled creations at Lanvin, Elbaz’s AZ Factory is decidedly more streamlined. The line aims to reinvent the basics instead. “We design beautiful, practical, and solutions-driven fashion that works for everyone,” a release for the label reads. “Our products are here to solve problems and create joy. Help, not hinder.” In other words, he’s aiming to simplify wardrobes by designing everyday pieces that can be mix-and-matched.

I’m Ready To Crush 60 Year Old Birthday Party Monster Truck T-shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

The line includes work-appropriate staples such as knitted short-sleeve tops, leggings, bodycon dresses, sneakers, and jewelry; prices range from roughly $250 for tops, to $750 for the I’m Ready To Crush 60 Year Old Birthday Party Monster Truck T-shirt it is in the first place but dresses. (Later in the spring, AZ Factory will also release activewear and “switchwear,” a collection of pajamas, hoodies, and other luxurious loungewear.) Craftsmanship and innovative technology are a big focus of the brand. His line of “MyBody” knitwear pieces, for instance, includes pieces made with an AnatoKnit that enhances one’s natural curves and is meant to flatter all body types. AZ Factory is also generally size-inclusive, with sizing ranging from XXS to 4XL.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.