I RIDE SO I DON’T CHOKE PEOPLE

I RIDE SO I DON’T CHOKE PEOPLE . Well, the design first rose to prominence more than three decades ago, in the 1990s, when John F. Kennedy Jr., the son of the former president of the United States, wore a white T-shirt with the same message. In fact, he didn’t just wear it once — paparazzi actually snapped him in the piece on several occasions: first, playing with his dog and then also hanging out with his wife, Carolyn Bessette.Anderson admitted that John F. Kennedy Jr.’s style served as inspiration for the entire film, but especially for the clothing of Patrick Zweig, Josh O’Connor’s character. In an interview with WWD, the designer said: “When JFK Jr. was younger, in the ‘80s and ‘90s, there was kind of an effortlessness to his wardrobe — like he could wear anything and sex appeal would always be there.”

I RIDE SO I DON’T CHOKE PEOPLE,hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

I RIDE SO I DON'T CHOKE PEOPLE

Anderson went on to explain that this perfectly matched O’Connor’s character demeanor, given that he doesn’t really care much about his physical appearance because, at the end of the day, he’s not the biggest tennis star in Challengers.Of course, it’s no surprise that this is fast becoming one of the most sought-after pieces of the moment because, at the end of the day, if Zendaya’s worn it, the rest of the world wants it, too.Given that the design is decades old, there are already multiple iterations of the “I TOLD YA” Challengers tees on sites like Etsy and Amazon, but, as expected, Loewe also put out a special edition of “I TOLD YA” T-shirts and sweatshirts in honor of Challengers. The four designs are available on Loewe.com and select Loewe stores across the world.