Project Runway Contestant Tyler Neasloney Releases “Not Even to Dinner With the Kushners?” Merchandise

If you’ve been on Twitter in the last week, you’ve probably seen the now-iconic clip of Project Runway contestant Tyler Neasloney throwing just unfathomable shade at judge Karlie Kloss. The clip might only be days old but if you’re still not over Tyler’s remark, now you can experience it again in a new form: a T-shirt designed with charity in mind.

Embracing the meme, Tyler has designed two T-shirts bearing the popular phrase, donating half of the proceeds from each shirt sold to the pro-LGBTQ+ NGO Ali Forney Center. The center, based in New York, creates housing solutions for LGBTQ+ homeless youth. "Politically driven evening wear," Tyler wrote on Instagram when unveiling the two different tees.

To spruce up your memory ever so briefly, on the fourth episode of Bravo’s Project Runway, Tyler was tasked with designing a piece made from recycled materials to be worn in Paris by Karlie. The result left judges less than impressed, with Brandon Maxwell commenting that he “[couldn’t] see Karlie wearing it anywhere.” Without missing a beat, Tyler responded, “Not even to dinner with the Kushners?”

Twitter, as Twitter does, went berserk over Tyler’s comment. Karlie is married to Joshua Kushner, brother of Jared Kushner, and while Tyler himself walked his sass back later in the show, the politically charged clapback became an immediate entry in the shade-throwing hall of fame.

Tyler may have been sent home from Project Runway, but his words live on and this T-shirt is proof. The Trump administration — where Jared Kushner is a top adviser — is notorious for its handling of LGBTQ+ issues, the message behind Tyler’s charity choice is heard loud and clear.

“Not even to dinner with the Kushners?” are now available to buy on Tyler’s website and each shirt costs $35.

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