eXplicit by Walter Van Beirendonck Summer 2009 This collection was based on the Biblical story of Genesis with models depicting the ideal of man before his fall from grace Presenting an irreverent take on masculinity, sexuality and the story of the original sin, Walter Van Beirendonck's eXplicit collection for spring/summer 2009 revisits the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, with models not only wearing fig leaves on the garments but even beards made fully out of fig leaves. Trompe l'oeil (optical illusion) spandex bodysuits with anatomical drawings represent the original, innocent man before the Fall. The contrast between nature and culture, or innocence and sin, is created through the use of synthetic materials which evoke organic materials. This shirt is rare, you will occasionally see the short version with just chest and abs, this extended version with penis is rarely ever listed the short is in as-new condition sized XL - but only 21" across and 33" in length. the nature of walters prints make them evergreen as you can wear them with his latest collections for reference about... the extended shirt with mask sold on kerry taylor recently for 650 pounds, and the tracksuit jacket from this collection for $450