Mark Zuckerberg’s Rs 96,000 Balmain T-Shirt Has Everyone Talking – News18
Zuckerberg wore a cotton and wool short-sleeved Balmain t-shirt worth $1150. (Image: X)
The internet is totally convinced that Zuckerberg is trying to reinvent his style and make some really “cool” sartorial choices recently
Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg has transformed into a fashion icon in recent years, as he’s frequently seen experimenting with various styles. Previously, Zuckerberg garnered attention for sharing AI-generated images of himself with a beard and later, he impressed everyone with a stylish fur coat.
Once again, the Facebook CEO is making headlines when he was spotted in a new look during a vacation in Ibiza, Spain with his wife Priscilla Chan and friends. Zuckerberg wore a cotton and wool short-sleeved Balmain t-shirt worth $1150 (approximately Rs. 96,000). Zuckerberg’s choice of attire stunned the internet as he enjoyed a peaceful walk, with his group reportedly headed for lunch from his luxurious mega yacht.
Seems like the Meta CEO has been detaching himself from his classic tech boy look, which included a simple grey t-shirt, denim and sandals. Instead, he is reinventing his style, as he recently paired a luxury shirt with simple navy blue shorts, white sneakers and sunglasses. Meanwhile, according to People, Zuckerberg’s wife Chan opted for a more relaxed look, as she wore a short-sleeved dress and gold earrings, which she accessorized with a shoulder bag.
In May, Mark Zuckerberg celebrated his 40th birthday in style, as he wore a loose black t-shirt accessorized with a big gold chain. Before that, he shared a photo of himself eating at a McDonald’s in Japan, in a furry coat and sunglasses.
Mark Zuckerberg once wore similar-looking attire for days and back in 2014, the CEO talking about his fashion said, “I’m not a cool person and I’ve never really tried to be cool. I really want to clear my life so that I have to make as few decisions as possible, other than how to best serve this community. I feel like I’m not doing my job if I spend any of my energy on things that are silly or frivolous.”
