Move over Alexander Wang — it’s Alexandr Wang (with only one “e”) whose fashion choices are generating buzz online.
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The Meta exec, fresh off the runaway popularity of the Muse AI agent, is the guy Mark Zuckerberg effectively spent $15 billion to hire last year.
And he dressed for the occasion — Meta’s Connect 2026 conference on Wednesday — in a camo T-shirt with a 1990s-style print: a deer head on the front, a wooded path and more deer underneath it, and a “Lake Tahoe” label on the sleeve. Wang paired it with camo Crocs and black pants.
Silicon Valley executives have long used clothes to become instantly legible — think Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s rockstar energy in a leather jacket or former Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ sleek black turtlenecks.
Meta has its own form of the tradition. Zuckerberg himself has gone through a whole fashion evolution, wearing lines of premium T-shirts, hoodies, and gold chains. During the Wednesday keynote, he also wore a black T-shirt that read “Building is my love language.”
Wang’s outfit connects with how he’s branded Meta’s AI assistant online: less polished corporate futurism, and far more chaotic online founder energy.
Following the address, several people online immediately turned their attention to Wang’s shirt. Was it quiet luxury? One X user suggested it was an $800 Hermès shirt.
Men’s fashion knowers: can you id this shirt? It’s NOT from The Mountain (they have a similar yet slightly different green mule deer shirt). Says “Lake Tahoe” on sleeve; I assume it’s like a $400 fancy shirt pic.twitter.com/26vehCcjpS
— Katie Notopoulos (@katienotopoulos) September 24, 2026
you can’t make this shit up
meta invested $60B into the metaverse. almost ran out of business.
then zuck hired the camo crocs intern and suddenly everything’s fixed pic.twitter.com/AiQR2xqOsY
— berni (@itsnotbernhard) September 23, 2026
However, after his outfit was trending on X, he called the luxury-label assumption “slander” — and looked to set the record straight.
The shirt, Wang said, comes from a thrift store in Santa Cruz and cost him $30, his Crocs only cost about $60, and his pair of Calvin Klein underwear was $5.
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excuse me I must correct the record on this slander https://t.co/RDVcNzZy6d pic.twitter.com/xNHfLwM5I7
— Alexandr Wang (@alexandr_wang) September 24, 2026
Another person re-posted the allegations that this was a luxury fit, saying he was “bullish” on the AI officer because it “looks like he’s been hitting the gym.”
Wang responded: “actually if you say i look fit i don’t care how much you lie about how much my clothes cost.”
It was a very Wang response: aggressively online and down to clown. He has spent the past several weeks promoting the Muse agent with a barrage of memes on X, bragging through what he describes as a “tweet cannon.”
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We can’t confirm any specifics about his workwear. Wang didn’t respond to our texts asking for clarification on the fit.
Here are our best guesses: it could be a vintage “back to earth” branded vintage 90s T-shirt. We found several examples of that brand on eBay and Poshmark that looked like Wang’s top, priced from $14 to $45. There’s a near-replica long sleeve version on Grailed for $40
And, for those looking to steal the look without finding a vintage equivalent, there are some lookalikes on the graphic T-shirt site The Mountain.
For anyone thinking about dressing as Wang for Halloween, the costume may already be recognizable because we’ve seen it a few times before. He’s worn a deer/camo shirt for his Core Memory interview and for big internal meetings, Business Insider previously reported.
An important reminder to make the trick-or-treating fit extra convincing: you have 37 days to grow out that mullet.
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