A bold, statement-making black cotton T-shirt from avant-garde French label Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD), known for its provocative socio-political commentary and deconstructed luxury aesthetic. The front features a high-contrast, distressed halftone print of a woman’s portrait framed by Hebrew text reading 'אני פריסטיאנה' (I am Christiana) — referencing Israeli activist Christiana Katsarou, who was killed in 1972 during a confrontation with Israeli forces. The back displays additional Hebrew text: 'סיפורה של נרקומנית בת 13' (The story of a 13-year-old drug addict), a deliberately jarring juxtaposition that critiques media sensationalism and societal marginalization. Constructed with a relaxed, oversized fit typical of ERD’s streetwear-influenced silhouettes, the tee uses heavyweight 100% cotton for durability and soft drape. Screen-printed graphics are intentionally raw and grainy to evoke underground zine or protest poster aesthetics. Ideal for conceptual fashion enthusiasts, art collectors, and those drawn to politically charged design. Wear it layered under blazers for high-low contrast or solo with denim for defiant street style. Not intended for casual wear only — this piece functions as wearable art, sparking dialogue on trauma, representation, and institutional power. Seasonally versatile for spring through fall; machine wash cold to preserve print integrity.