If you weren't captivated by watching Alexa Chung force feed pro eater Joey Chestnut, Saturday Night Live's Bobby Moynihan, and Rob Thomas hot dogs, or helping one fan experience her ultimate dream -- a personalized Facebook page serenade by Buzzworthy crush Drew Seeley -- then perhaps you were too busy swooning over her worship-worthy vintage Adam Ant t-shirt. She's lucky she works a few elevator rides away from my desk, because I'm lusting after that ish! Anyway, here's what Alexa Chung wore on today's episode of It's On With Alexa Chung.

Monday, July 6
+ T-shirt: Her own.
+ Skirt: Seventy Two Changes.
+ Shoes: A.P.C.

Seventy Two Changes is a relatively new label launched by Tawainese singer Jolin Tsai. You can find Seventy Two Changes in select Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's stores across the U.S., and you can expect a wider release later this summer, according to the Seventy Two Changes Twitter. Until then, check out this similar zip-up black skirt -- it's a simple staple but but happily, it's not boring, and it's just $39.99 at Urban Outfitters.

Alexa's amazing Adam Ant t-shirt is all hers, but check out this black-and-white V-neck designed by artist Kenzo Minami for Alex & Chloe. It's $46.20 at Alexandchloe.com.

But if you enjoy the thrill of a good vintage hunt, dig through VintageVantage.com's virtual vault of old-school t-shirts, where you can find everything from an $88 MTV hoodie to a 1978 The Who t-shirt (it's $257), to a Run-DMC t-shirt, which will set you back just $6,500.