To A Tee

If you happen to follow me on Instagram, you will have guessed by now I have a slight t-shirt fetish.

Mostly I wear my 80's metal t-shirts but I do also have a myriad of other tees which are pulled out of the closet on a regular basis. I am fairly pernickity about the fabric my t-shirts are made of but, sadly, when you shop online it's a bit of a gamble as to whether you are going to get a lovely lightweight one or a horrible Fruit of Loom-esque heavy one. Those are the worst. 

I have a lot of t-shirts which I wear often, probably too often, from labels such as Born A Bad Seed, Heather Gabel and No Fun Press. Put it this way, these t-shirts are worn so often it's a god-send I don't do personal style posts every day because that would be some seriously dull shit right there.

No Fun Press is a small Canadian label who specialise in their own special brand of negativity.

"No Fun's focus has always been on producing top-quality items for disgruntled people with discerning taste. We aim to create gear that noticeably increases the level of "bad vibes" in and around your general vicinity. We're sure you'll feel the difference!"

Those are my kind of people.

It is also the title of a rather awesome song by Iggy Pop, which was obnoxiously covered by the Sex Pistols.

Equally charming is their Anti-You. For those days when you just hate everyone. 

The tees are only $20 which is an absolute steal, especially since they are made from the good t-shirt material and not the snidey stuff and a total bargain for the dose of negativity you'll be spreading.

QMichelle

Comments

[Paulina]

Hello Darling. I've already found your account on the Instagram and I've fallen in love with it. I dreamed about being ballet dancer since I was a child, but there wasn't any ballet lessons in my town. Please, tell me, is it possible to start learn ballet when you are an adult? I'm 18 and I was thinking about taking ballet lessons when I'll go to the university in the capital. I've got the second question, too - the growth - is it the obstacle to dancing ballet? I've got 175 centimeters. Am I to high? Please, forgive my language mistakes, I'm from Poland and I still learn English.
xoxo,
Paulina

[Kingdom Of Style]

Oh it most certainly is possible to learn ballet as an adult! You can enjoy ballet at any age at all. You won't be able to become a professional dancer, but ballet is about so much more than a profession. As a recreational dancer your height will not matter at all. The beauty of being a recreational dancer is that age, height or weight doesn't matter one single bit. It can be enjoyed by everyone. And your English is absolutely fine x

[Paulina]

Thank you for your fast response. I feel very relieved and happy ;) I hope I'll make my ballet dreams come true. Thank you again and I hope you won't stop write this blog. ;)

[annemarie]

Do you know where the t-shirts are manufactured?

[Kingdom Of Style]

I think they're printed in Canada but I don't know where the tees themselves are sourced from.

[Jessica]

You look gorgeous here! And I love that shirt, excellent. Anti-You would be good, too.

[Kingdom Of Style]

Thanks very much Jessica!
Yeah the Anti You tee is fab. I think I need it for my more negative days!

[Kingdom Of Style]

Love it.
You look like a teenage Karen O!!!!

Queen Marie
x

[Sarah]

This is the perfect tee! I love this brand they do great patches too, have adored my jacket with a few which was NO FUN at all, but looks great!!! ⚡️ Thanks, as ever, for such a great and individual blog! ⚡️

[Sarah]

Or should that be adorned! 😁 doh!

[Kingdom Of Style]

Oh a young Karen O?! I'll take that as compliment x

[Anna]

I NEED both of those shirts.