Knox Jolie-Pitt joins celebrities who let their clothes do the talking

Knox Jolie-Pitt is a pretty private guy. Like his siblings, the youngest son of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt enjoys a life out of the spotlight, rarely attending media events and never addressing the media. In a recent outing, though, he communicated with his clothes.

This is a trend pursued by celebrities through the years, with hilarious and at times poignant results that showcase their personality without them having to exert much effort. Scroll down to check out some of our favorite printed tee moments. 

2/6 Drew Barrymore

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Drew Barrymore opted for cool at the premiere of “Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle.” While her co-stars attended the event wearing black clothing and dresses, Barrymore wore black leather pants and a t-shirt that read “My boyfriend is out of town.” 

3/6 Victoria Beckham

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Victoria Beckham was photographed arriving at LAX in 2017 with a t-shirt that poked fun at the world’s perception of her. “Fashion Stole My Smile,” it reads. The t-shirt fits her perfectly, of course. 

4/6 Zendaya

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Zendaya is known for her thematic clothing when promoting her films. Throughout the “Challengers” run, she wore many incredible outfits, including a Loewe t-shirt that reads “I Told Ya.” The t-shirt appears various times in the film and has a cool behind-the-scenes history. The design was inspired by JFK Jr., who wore a white t-shirt once with the same message printed on it. 

5/6 Hailey Bieber

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The term nepo baby is widespread, but it has a relatively short history. It began around 2022, after an article in New York Magazine published a feature discussing the numerous children of industry members who’d gained prominence over the years. In 2023, Hailey Bieber, daughter of Stephen Baldwin, reclaimed the term by printing it on a cute baby tee. 

6/6 Anne Hathaway

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Anne Hathaway made a statement at the 2004 Teen Choice Awards, wearing a t-shirt that reads “Fed Up” in the style and coloring of “FedEx.” Honestly, same.