My favorites are the Woody tank by Victor Glemaud ($70) and Costello Tagliapietra‘s 70s glam Hamm shirt ($92).

Woody by Victor Glemaud

Costello Tagliapietra's Hamm

House of Holland designed a Jessie-inspired shirt ($108) that’s made out of a sweatshirt-like material, while Cassette Playa made a Buzz Lightyear shirt ($84) light as a feather. There’s also a Jonathan Saunders-designed black-and-white Rex shirt ($84). You can find all the shirts for sale at Revolve.

To launch the T-shirt line, Disney and Revolve hosted a party at the retailer’s shop in West Hollywood complete with tray-passed appetizers, wine and a candy buffet (score!). Celebrities were in attendance, including Cheryl Burke from “Dancing With the Stars,” actress Krysten Ritter and my personal favorite model Agyness Deyn.

Designer Henry Holland and model Agyness Deyn in the life-size toy display box

And there was this fun over-size chair out front where Tara of When Tara Met Blog, Esther of e*starLA and Katelin of Gorgeous Footsteps in the Sand and I took this cute pic:

Katelin, me, Esther and Tara.

My only issue with these Toy Story-inspired shirts are the prices. Nothing less than $70? Really? I understand that these are designer and all, but they’re T-shirts. I wouldn’t pay that much for a T-shirt from any designer, no matter how soft and comfortable it may be (which some of these shirts are), but that’s just me. I could understand the high price tags of the Alice in Wonderland Disney Couture items because of the obvious skill that went into each item, but I just can’t justify paying nearly $100 for a T-shirt. These Toy Story shirts are cute, though…

From Alice Kingsley (edited by ShopEatSleep).

This one, which is so different from anything you’d ever think Alice would wear, is a close runner up for me:

From Alice Kingsley.

This one is also very cool, though I can’t figure out how it actually stays up. Double-sided tape, maybe?

From Collider.

Here’s a video interview with Atwood featuring some of the costumes in the film, including the traditional Alice dress and the awesome red dress.

If you’re in downtown Los Angeles, you can head over to The Association for its Twitter Tuesdays special, which I recently told you about. And if you’re clear on the other side of town, try out Viceroy Santa Monica’s Taste of Tuesday, which I’ve also mentioned before.

But there’s more!

The Westside Pavilion mall in West Los Angeles has a $20 Tuesdays event every week. For $20, you can get a Landmark Theater movie ticket, a  glass of wine and an appetizer. And there are $20 deals at select retailers throughout the mall. But hurry; the deals are done at the end of August.

There’s also an evening-into-night happy hour at Shutters on the Beach in Santa Monica. Tapas Tuesdays in the lobby lounge features live music, and $7 tapas and wines from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. And with a view of the ocean, how can you go wrong?

Know of more Tuesday goings-on? Let us know if the comments.

Update: Just saw another Tuesday deal, this time from Daily Grill. Say “Twitter” to your server after 4:00 p.m. on Twitter Tuesdays and receive 20 percent off your dinner check.

Le Troque terrace bar at Le Merigot hotel. From LeMerigot (Flickr).

• Cafe Roma: The Beverly Hills eatery just reopened after a remodel, and it has a happy hour from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on weekdays where you can get two-for-one drinks (per person) and free finger foods at the bar. That’s one way to get people back in the door!

• McCormick & Schmick’s: Through September (or until supplies last), anyone who buys a dinner entree can also purchase a movie ticket for $5. Here’s a list of L.A.-area M&S restaurants and their participating movie theaters:

Los Angeles at 633 W. Fifth St. and Laemmles’ Grande 4-Plex

Beverly Hills at 206 N. Rodeo Dr. and AMC Theaters – Westfield Century City

Pasadena at 111 N. Los Robles and Pacific Theaters – Paseo Stadium 14

El Segundo at 2101 Rosecrans Ave. and Pacific Theaters – Beach Cities

Burbank at 3500 W. Olive Ave. and AMC Theaters – Citywalk Stadium 19

The restaurant is also holding a sweepstakes contest called Reel to Reel. The prize includes airfare and hotel accommodations for two to Park City, Utah, and VIP passes to the Sundance Film Festival in 2010. You can register to win in the restaurant or online.