A bold statement piece from avant-garde Parisian label Enfants Riches Déprimés, this white short-sleeve t-shirt features a striking black-and-white graphic print of a stylized, mask-like face with abstract cross motifs and handwritten text elements. The design is anchored by the red uppercase typography 'SCULPT'TURES' above and 'IVOIRIENNES' below, referencing artistic and cultural themes—likely alluding to Ivorian sculpture traditions and postcolonial critique. The neck tag clearly displays the brand’s full name 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS' in its signature minimalist black label. Made from soft cotton jersey, the tee offers relaxed, oversized fit typical of the brand’s deconstructed aesthetic. Ideal for streetwear-forward styling, it pairs effortlessly with cargo pants, wide-leg trousers, or layered under distressed denim jackets. Perfect for art-conscious individuals seeking conceptual fashion with political undertones. Wear for gallery openings, urban exploration, or as a conversation-starting centerpiece in minimalist monochrome outfits. The back is intentionally plain, emphasizing the front’s graphic intensity and aligning with ERD’s anti-commercial, anti-luxury ethos.