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This season Prada launched Il Palazzo, a series of diverse projects featuring the work of noted fashion illustrator, Richard Haines.

In need of a last minute gift for Father’s Day? Give dad one (or a few) of Blue Marlin’s t-shirts! They’re casual and comfy and come in a variety of styles to suit various tastes. Find out more after the jump!

LACOSTE L!VE collaborates with illustrator Micah Lidberg for a bright, high energy line for women and men available next month. Check it out here.

Check out the winning designs from Uniqlo’s 8th annual t-shirt contest that featured a refreshing twist!

Graphic tees are always a fun fashion piece to personalize your look! Whether it’s your favorite cartoon character or band, there will always be a graphic tee to express your interest! Check out some of CITYist’s favorite finds!

Lulu Guinness and Uniqlo have collaborated and released a graphic t-shirt collection featuring Lulu’s fun and feminine prints. That’s not all as they have also created a Facebook and Twitter contest to find the cutest, funniest, or weirdest place their fans had their first kiss.

We’ve found the official clothing line for bibliophiles (or hipsters who like ironic T-shirts). Out of Print takes famous (and usually out of print) book covers and screens them onto tees, so you can literally wear your favorite novel on your sleeve (read on to see our favorites). Even better, for every shirt sold, the brand donates one book to Books for Africa, so everyone can have access to these iconic tomes. The only question is, are you a Catcher in the Rye person or a Lolita person?

Molly Crabapple, CITY’s favorite cartoonist, will be unveiling her new T-shirt line with Dirtee Hollywood tonight. Crabapple, who produces sketches for the New York Times, Marvel Comics and the Wall Street Journal, has created a line of New York-centric tees featuring playful Victorian-inspired female figures. If you haven’t scored an invite to the party (which will feature burlesque models and free sketch pads for guests), then we suggest you head over to Ron Robinson’s site to check the tees out, or simply take a peek at some more after the jump.

To people who say supermodels don’t exist anymore, we say take a look at Lacee Swan’s T-shirts. Model worship is alive and well, and it’s in the form of a plain white tee with a bare-bones sketch and a one-word name. That’s all true fashion aficionados need to identify the shirt’s subjects—the long-legged and sometimes gap-toothed amazons who rule today’s catwalks and ad campaigns.

Most T-shirts couldn’t hold their own when paired with a tea-length skirt of full, cream-colored tulle. Not so for the creations of Moises de la Renta—the young New York-based designer lending his innovative tees to MANGO in an exclusive collection.

At the age of only 25, de la Renta is following in his father’s footsteps (yes, Oscar) and contributing to the fashion world with overtly feminine, romantic designs.