Via Pinterest, The Blond Salad, Stockholm Streetstyle, youbroketheinternet, because im addicted, Image Amplified and 5 inch and up.
31 July 2012
Shwood Select 2012 Lookbook video by Joe Stevens
I just looove wooden sunglasses. Seriously, wood grain makes every pair unique, and it’s so light… I just found this super brand, Shwood, that is developing awesome wood sunglasses models, via this even more awesome video, using stereoscopy.
Portland-based wooden sunglasses company Shwood have released a 2012 collection video lookbook which employs a 3D technique called stereoscopy. So that you don’t need a pair of 3D glasses, they’ve also used the so-called “Wiggle Stereoscopy” technique, which alternates between the left and right images of the stereogram to give us a sense of being in the scene. The collection is now available direct from Shwood.
Via HUH. Magazine.
28 May 2012
Famous sunglass wearers by Philip Karlberg
By Stockholm-based photographer Philip Karlberg, for Plaza Magazine.
Karlberg’s six famous sunglass wearers were created using 1,200 sticks and photographed over six days.
Karl Lagerfeld, Jackie O, Lady Gaga, Johnny Depp & John Belushi. Via The Cool Hunter.
25 January 2012
Poissons pre-collection by SUPER
I looove SUPER sunglasses. Beautiful sunglasses and… boxes. Vive les patterns.
SUPER is proud to introduce the Poissons, a pre-collection release to anticipate the flavor and aesthetic of the “Visiva Series” : a seasonal project characterized by its high visual impact, and fresh unique style.
Paloma & América models :
Via HUH. Magazine.
13 July 2011
Hair Glasses by Studio Swine
Hair extensions, right in your face ! Ok, it might sound creepy, but these sunglasses are just… wow. Why not?
Royal College of Art graduates Azusa Murakami and Alexander Groves have made a collection of spectacles from human hair. The hair is bound with natural resin and the frames are completely biodegradable. Murakami and Groves work together under the name Studio Swine.
Via dezeen.
21 February 2011
Sunglasses by Jeremy Scott and Linda Farrow
Sunglasses designed by Jeremy Scott and Linda Farrow. Available online at Colette. The new model of shutter-shades sunglasses… This is not good looking but… it made me smile ! Available also in black, gold and translucent.
Via today and tomorrow.
7 February 2011
