L.A.-Based Fashion Label Re/Done Drops Limited Run of ‘Devil Wears Prada’ Graphic Tees
The three-piece capsule builds upon Re/Done's ongoing partnership with Disney, printing iconic movie quotes and graphics on heritage recycled cotton tees.
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On top of classic movie collectibles from brands like Funko and Fisher Price, L.A. cool-girl staple Re/Done has released a trio of its coveted vintage tees in partnership with Disney and 20th Century Studios’ The Devil Wears Prada 2. The three-part capsule builds upon the brands’ ongoing partnership, where characters like Mickey Mouse, Bambi and Dumbo have been featured on Re/Done’s ultra-wearable designs.
Re/Done 1950’s Florals Boxy Tee
T-shirt reads “Florals? For Spring? Groundbreaking.”
Available online in limited quantities starting April 21, the collection showcases hand-painted watercolor artwork inspired by quintessential imagery and quotes from the original film: “Everybody wants to be us,” “That’s all” and, of course, “Florals? For Spring? Groundbreaking.”
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Re/Done Everybody Classic Tee
T-shirt reads “Everybody wants to be us.”
The collection includes two of Re/Done’s best-selling t-shirt silhouettes. The “Everybody wants to be us” design is printed on the brand’s Classic Tee in recycled heritage cotton jersey, with an easy slim fit, crewneck cut, regular length and short sleeves. The other two designs (“Florals? For Spring? Groundbreaking” and “That’s all“) are seen on the Re/Done x Hanes Boxy Crop Tee, with a shorter length, easy fit, crewneck cut and short sleeves, also in recycled cotton jersey. All three t-shirts in the collaboration retail for $160 and are available in sizes extra-small through extra-large.
The exclusive clothing drop comes one day after The Devil Wears Prada 2 World Premiere, with its star-studded red carpet coverage streaming now on Disney+. Stay tuned for additional brand collaborations ahead of the film’s theatrical release on May 1.
Related: Miranda Priestly Would Never Approve This ‘Devil Wears Prada’ Merch Drop on Amazon. That’s All
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