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You just got your lunch shirt.I will do this epic sweep of his 1980s post-punk records, the aching, piano-led balladry of his late ’90s hits, or the more minimal introspection of his most recent albums, Nick Cave has never been afraid to tackle the big themes. Love, death, religion, war, grief: it’s all there. So it might come as a surprise, then, to stumble across his online store Cave Things, where you’ll find the likes of children’s bunny bowls, coloring books, pornographic wallpaper, religious artifacts, and motivational T-shirts. (A particularly colorful iteration of the latter, also available as a mug, reads: ‘suck my dick.’) Launched last August, it speaks to another, lesser-known, side of Cave—namely, his playful sense of humor and his willingness to enter the realm of the absurd. “Cave Things is controversial, subversive, annoying, self-deprecating, and overpriced, but it is also soulful, life-affirming, and enormous fun to do,” says Cave. “It is a conflicted and conflicting place to go. People love it or hate it—which is pretty much business as usual for me.”
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(Unisex Raglan Short)Yumso sweet!. You just got your lunch shirt also took me straight back to high school, when I dressed in a bootleg incarnation of those looks. The jeans were impossibly low-slung and covered with prints of flowers. The belt was dusty pink and had a hulking gem-encrusted butterfly pendant, hanging over the pants as a useless, gorgeous adornment. I was instantly in love. As the designer, Nicola Brognano, said in an unapologetic quote to the Vogue reviewer: My Blumarine is more dirty, bitchy, sexier. Sign me up.
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