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Hollywood Is Obsessed With a Cheeky Slogan Tee

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Celebrities are wearing their heart on their slogan tees. Some are political, some cheeky and majority of them either handmade or created by indie designers. Ayo Edebiri, for one, made her disdain for AI sartorially clear when wearing a white T-shirt emblazoned with the blunt message: “Do Not Talk to Me About AI. I Will […]

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Hollywood Is Obsessed With a Cheeky Slogan Tee
Atingley4 · 11/9/2026, 5:00:00 PM
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