The white tee was once primarily worn as an undershirt, and seldom seen on the big screen or in public, until guys like Marlon Brando and James Dean paired it with dark jeans and leather jackets, changing the archetype of men’s style forever.
The white tee was once primarily worn as an undershirt, and seldom seen on the big screen or in public, until guys like Marlon Brando and James Dean paired it with dark jeans and leather jackets, changing the archetype of men’s style forever. Yes, that’s lofty praise, but those looks made an impact for a reason: Ever-so-slightly rugged, a touch edgy and just plain, well, cool.