The following is a paid review:

T-shirt line from One Night Stand Outfitters including vintage style t-shirts that range from stylish, to funny, and offensive.

They have a pretty cool selection of t-shirts. They’re also running a very cool contest where you can send in a picture of yourself wearing one of their t-shirts and they’ll enter you in their monthly drawing. Every month they’ll choose their favorite customer photo and the winner will receive a free t-shirt of their choice! That’s not bad - especially if you happen to be the winner, eh?

One Night Stand Outfitters have a good selection - but they also give you a preview of upcoming t-shirt designs and give you the option to sign up to be on their email notification list so that you’re notified anytime a new design goes on sale.

Looks like most of their T-Shirts go for $19.99 for both men’s and women’s t-shirts. I browsed through their collection - their sizes are Small, Medium and Large. Sorry gals - no XL shirts to be used for PJ’s - - or for that XL guy in your life.

Here’s a deal for ya: 20% OFF Purchases of $50 or Greater! Use coupon code: 9cymh2sv

They’re even hiring. Currently they are looking for T-Shirt designers, and female t-shirt models in Southern California and the Philadelphia areas.

Who’s behind the company? From their own website:

One Night Stand Outfitters had a simple beginning. After a few days of debauchery in Las Vegas, a few college buddies were drinking away the hangovers at a bar in Californnia. As they finished the latest round of Jager Bombs, a local walked into the bar wearing a simple t-shirt reading “Trust Me, I’m a Doctor.” It was with this that One Night Stand Outfitters was born. The half-hammered guys wondered how such a phenomenally lame t-shirt could be printed and sold.

The guys set out to make great clothing for all occassions. Are the t-shirts offensive? Probably. Are the t-shirts funny? We think so. Should you buy one for your mother? Probably not.

All One Night Stand Outfitters t-shirts are made with American Apparel t-shirts, which are some of the highest quality, most comfortable t-shirts available anywhere.

Noxzema girls Brigid, Zoe and Monique need new outfits, and their designer will win a trip to New York Fashion Week to mingle with fashion royalty and rising style stars.

The Noxzema Fashion Design Contest allows aspiring fashion designers to choose which character they want to clothe based on an online profile about her personality, geographic area and hobbies.

For example, Monique’s profile on noxzema.com describes her as a “coffee-shop barista (when she’s not auditioning for her big break)” with an “urban Bohemian” style and a pet dog. Zoe and Brigid both have their own unique profiles as well.

THE NOXZEMA FASHION DESIGN CONTEST
Submissions due by Jan. 5, 2007. Winners announced March 2007.
More Information:
www.noxzema.com

Fashion merchandising major Brenton Brown has big plans for Monique’s outfit.

He said he could see her wearing an airy tunic top and skinny pants with “definitely a scarf around the head, Jackie O-inspired, and white tear-drop sunglasses.”

He wanted to put her in high heels, but then decided, “We could put her in flats because I forgot about the dog.” Contestants should submit drawings of their designs online or by mail by Jan. 5.

The best submissions will be posted online and voted on by visitors to the site.

The grand prize winner, announced in March of next year, will travel to New York for three days and two nights during the Fashion Week glamour and shows.

“Fashion Week is so huge because that’s where the trends are set for the upcoming season,” said Brown, a senior from Locust Grove, of the contest’s top prize.

“I would probably cut off my right arm to get in because it is just so amazing,” he added. “That is where fashion starts for the rest of the country. Whatever we’re wearing starts at Fashion Week.”

Designers, start sketching and accessorizing, and soon you could be packing and planning a trip to Fashion Week.

Related Link: Fashion Design Colleges in Florida at Design-Training.com