A bold streetwear statement piece from avant-garde Parisian label Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD), this black cotton jersey t-shirt features a high-contrast, distressed monochrome graphic print centered on the chest. The design references the controversial 1970s Japanese horror film 'Exposed Christina'—a cult exploitation title—with stylized Japanese typography, fragmented text ('riche et primés'), and a haunting, double-exposed portrait of a woman’s face rendered in gritty halftone aesthetic. The oversized fit, ribbed crew neck, and premium heavyweight fabric ensure comfort and durability, while the subversive imagery aligns with ERD’s signature themes of decadence, melancholy, and cultural critique. Ideal for layering or standalone wear, it suits urban exploration, gallery visits, or nightlife settings where conceptual fashion is celebrated. The interior neck tag clearly displays 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS', confirming authenticity. This piece exemplifies post-punk, anti-fashion sensibility—equal parts art object and wearable provocation—crafted for those who embrace intellectual darkness and sartorial rebellion.