Пол Маскал популяризирует тренд на потертые футболки с разрезами

We have many things to thank Paul Mescal for – chief among them a generation of mullet-haired men in thigh-skimming shorts. An inspiration to softbois across the world (although largely localised to east London), Mescal has turned a wardrobe of unassuming basics into the de facto dress code for multi-hyphenate creative men between the ages of 25 and 45. This weekend, the actor treated us to a new addition to that style canon: a faded, three-quarter-length T-shirt with subtle rips at the shoulders and ribcage. Spotted in the crowd at All Points East, Paul hit every note in the E3 handbook. A Bacardí mojito tinnie? Check. Slogan cap? Check. Adidas Sambas? Check. A pair of wired headphones casually draped around his neck? Check. But back to the T-shirt. There has been a real trend for ripped-up, threadbare tees this summer – their organic holes offering a way to show a little skin without, you know, looking like you want to show skin, all while creating a halo of authenticity around the wearer: “I’m not overly precious with my clothes.” Given the Mescal co-sign, prepare to see as many thrashed tees this on the streets of east London as are short shorts.