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“[The T-shirt] is a really basic way of telling the world who and what you are.” — Dennis NothdruftThen came Marlon Brando and James Dean.In 1950, Marlon Brando famously donned a white t-shirt as Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire, only to be followed by James Dean in 1955’s Rebel Without a Cause. Thanks to these two founding fathers, the popularity of the t-shirt as a stand-alone outerwear garment skyrocketed.A streetcar named desire and men in t-shirtsNot only was the t-shirt as an outer-garment becoming acceptable, but it was also being associated with a movement of rebellion.“It was rebellious, because T-shirts were actually undergarments … It was a tough political statement,” says Dennis Nothdruft, curator of the exhibition titled T-shirt: Cult — Culture — Subversion, which showcased the radical history of the t-shirt at the Fashion and Textile Museum in London last year.Graphic T-Shirts and the Birth of T-Shirt PrintersBy the time the 1950s rolled around, a number of companies in Miami, Florida began experimenting with garment decoration, but the field was still far from what would later turn into a multi-billion dollar industry of t-shirt printing.
