Mrs. ___ (Affleck, Pitt, Bloom, etc..) shirts
 

Okay, here is the thing. I was walking around the mall the other day and I went into the Windsor Outlet store. On display they had these adorable tank tops that said "Mrs. Bloom" on them.

Now, Orlando Bloom is a total hottie, so I'm tempted to go back and buy this tank top but I was wondering if anyone has ever seen another store or possibly a website where you can get other merchandise that states other Mrs. so and so on them.

I have seen shirts that have said Mrs. Pitt and Mrs. Affleck and I'm all about the latter. LOL.

If not, which shirts would you want?

Right now I would like the following:

Mrs. Bloom
Mrs. Affleck
Mrs. Eads (George Eads from CSI. He is such a HOTTIE!!!)
Mrs. Vartan (I think he gets cuter each Alias episode)

I just think it's a TAD bit on the side of desperation. While it may not be the intention of most, it definitely reeks of, "I need a man... Any man... I'll even lucidly ponder the minute possibility of hooking up with a star." ;)

It's the equivilant (sp?) of wearing an, "I love Justin Timberlake" or an, " I love Jordan Knight..."

I think grown women should stay away form these ridiculous shirts... No matter HOW cute a star is, don't place his name on your t-shirt... ;)

put the shirt down and step away slowly....

(however brad pitt is mine if him and jen ever divorce)

I think you know what I'm going to say...

GHEY! REALLY THOUGH!

Unless you're between the ages of 14 and 17, please don't do it!

Hell, i would say even a 14-17 year old shouldn't wear such a shirt.
Kinda tacky, too.....

there is a 'mrs. timberlake' shirt.:rolleyes:

I saw a "Mrs Timberlake" purse in a store the other day, and I was so tempted to buy it...then I remembered how old I was. :D

So because I think the shirt is cute I am now desperate for a man?

I've seen pictures in people magazine with other famous people, famous adults I might add, wearing shirts like this, so are they desperate?

I'm comfortable enough with my life to not need a man in it, I'm not J Lo.

And as for the shirt, if I want to buy one, I'm certainly not going to explain to people why I bought a cute shirt, especially if they can't see the humor behind the shirt.

ROFLMBO -- too funny! Quote of the day, Sistermadly!!!

A girl I went to high school with had about 3 Pierce Brosnan/Remington Steele t-shirts she wore CONSTANTLY - may I add that these were handmade shirts. Everybody just looked at her like "wtf?"

Unless this is for a tacky tourist theme mixer, JUST SAY HAYULL NO.

It comes off that way, yes... Do I think you are truly desperate? No. But, those shirts on a grown woman would project such a message to me.
If I saw someone even a celebrity wearing one of those shirts I would stand back and laugh at their lameness... But, what celebrities wear and what normal people should wear are different matters. Lara Flynn Boyle can wear a pink tutu, but I don't think any normal woman should.
I'm sorry you are so offended by my response. But, you did ask which shirts like these would people buy. I wouldn't buy any of them. Lighten up -- it's a T-Shirt!:rolleyes:

if it's just a t-shirt, then why call her desperate? you may dislike them, but no need to infer there is something wrong with those people.

AND, Perhaps people can read the posts before they comment? I never said she reeked of desperation. I said the shirts did. In fact, I said I did not in fact think she was desperate... I don't see why everyone is getting so upset over me saying these shirts come off as being desperate. If a grown woman wears a Justin Timberlake shirt, it seems a little odd to me.

Here's the reason I was offended...

I don't think any woman is desperate because of a peice of clothing that she wears. And by inferring that women who wear these types of shirts are offends me.

I started this thread for fun, to see what other women "would" buy "if they felt like it", not for another member to call women desperate.

I respect your opinion, it did just slightly offend me and I know you didn't intend for that to happen. :) I just felt I should let you know why it offended me.

I have a shirt that says "I partied with Justin". And I bought it because:
1. it was on clearence for $5
2. my cousins name is Justin, he goes to my college, and I always party with him.

I wear it when I'm at a party with my cousin. Though now that I've graduated, I'm putting it in the "running t-shirt" pile.

It was a fun shirt, and it served its purpose. But I wouldn't think about wearing around town or anything like that.