A bold streetwear statement piece from avant-garde Parisian label Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD), this black short-sleeve t-shirt features a high-contrast, distressed white graphic print of 'Exposed Christina'—a provocative reference to the cult 1970s exploitation film. The design includes stylized typography in French ('riches déprimés'), Japanese text beneath the title, and ERD’s signature subversive aesthetic. Crafted from premium cotton jersey for soft drape and comfort, it has a relaxed, slightly oversized fit ideal for layering or solo wear. The neckline tag clearly displays 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS *PRIMES', confirming authenticity and linking to the brand’s conceptual exploration of wealth, decay, and media saturation. Perfect for fashion-forward individuals seeking intellectual edge and anti-establishment expression, this tee thrives in urban, art-gallery, or alternative nightlife settings. Wear with wide-leg trousers, cargo shorts, or under a tailored blazer for maximal contrast. Seasonally versatile for spring, summer, and early fall; machine washable with care to preserve print integrity.