A striking avant-garde short-sleeve shirt from French conceptual label Enfants Riches Déprimés, known for its subversive critique of luxury and consumerism. The garment features a crisp white cotton-poplin base with bold, monochromatic red screen-printed illustrations inspired by classical engravings—depicting grotesque, mythological, and allegorical scenes across the front left panel, chest pocket, and full back. The design employs high-contrast linework reminiscent of 18th-century satirical prints, creating a jarring juxtaposition against the clean, minimalist collar and button-front silhouette. Constructed with a relaxed, slightly oversized fit, it includes a pointed collar, five-button placket with matte black buttons, and a single chest pocket bearing a matching miniature print. The fabric is lightweight and breathable, ideal for warm weather, while the artistic narrative invites intellectual engagement. Perfect for fashion-forward individuals seeking statement pieces that challenge conventional aesthetics. Wear with tailored trousers or distressed denim for high-low contrast; suitable for gallery openings, creative industry events, or curated streetwear styling. Not intended for formal occasions due to its provocative imagery and deconstructed luxury ethos.