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To a T by Ami Kealoha

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Celebrating the humblest of fashion statements, Atlanta's Design Museum will launch an exhibit devoted to t-shirts next Thursday, 19 October 2006. Including several lines you may have previously seen in these pages (co-curator Laura Moody says she often sourced designers from Cool Hunting), the show features the latest in t-shirt design with an emphasis on southern regional designers, like Esperanza, former Sam Mitchell (pictured center), Pecan Pie Couture, Black Black Label and Epidemik Coalition. Also bringing together high-end designers who've embraced the democratic medium, like Marc Jacobs, with innovators such as Project Alabama (known for their quilt-like reconstructed tees) and the hand-written tees of Snerko, as well as others from San Diego-based Rxmance (pictured left, click for detail) to San Franciscans Turk + Taylor and Australian designer Jonathan Nichols, "To a T" offers a diverse mix of t-shirts the world over. More images here.

To a T
Opening: 19 October 2006, 6-9pm
19 October 2006-13 January 2007
Museum of Design Atlanta
285 Peachtree Center Avenue
Marquis II Tower
Atlanta, GA 30303 map
tel. 01 404 979 6455

Pecan Pie Couture

Pecanpie(Girlwtruck)

Black Black Label

Featherbyblackblack

Red Coles

Hapsblack

Young Lovers

Younglovers Nocavities

Turk + Taylor

Mel Foxtee Redskirt Det

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