Maybe you love Star Wars, but not enough to have a themed wedding planned to the last galactic detail like this one. Add a lighter touch with these Darth Vader and Stormtrooper boutonnieres. It’s a simple project made from plastic rings that can be tackled in an afternoon. You can go crazy and put the plastic rings on longer stems and create Vader bouquets for your bridesmaids. Hey, for me it would make the bridesmaid experience worth the costly dress and uncomfortable shoes.
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Adafruit have just released their iCufflinks—power button-style cufflinks that feature a pulsating light in time with the “sleep” light on a MacBook. Now you can feel its heartbeat even when you are on a date at a fancy restaurant. It’s a reminder that you can have only one true love. Plus, this way your MacBook won’t get jealous and pull some fatal attraction thing on you—holding all of your sensitive data for ransom and whatnot.
And the best part is that circuitry is completely open source if you would like to add your own customizations.
Check out the video after the break to see the iCufflinks in action.
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Unfortunately for spies and perverts, these surveillance camera cufflinks are non-functioning.
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Let’s say you’re the boss and an employee comes to you with a proposal. Send a subtle message about what you think as that person is speaking by crossing your arms and exposing a “Like” or “Dislike” cufflink.
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Somebody fast track that guy I saw wearing the tie with a little sombrero dude riding a dinosaur. I like the cut of his jib. Good upper management material.
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Check out these awesome Lego smiley face space minifig cufflinks from Gr0gimann’s Etsy shop. But that’s not all—well dressed geeks can also choose cufflinks with themes from Harry Potter, Star Wars, D&D, Indiana Jones and more. One of my faves is pictured after the break—the formal Stormtrooper.
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Finally, a Doctor Who shirt fancy enough to get married in. And hey, it even has a Tardis printed on the front and the back—a classy touch.
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It’s kind of like this case turns your mobile gadget into James Bond. Only, this particular suit has the added benefit of sliding off in one piece when it’s time for action.
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Still searching for a Father’s Day gift? Well, the search is over thanks to the Pillow Tie.
Sure, getting a tie usually sucks, but the Pillow Tie is different. A mouthpiece at the end allows you to inflate the tie so it can be used as a pillow for quick naps at work, or at weddings, or wherever a suit is necessary.
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Sometimes you just have to take off the ironic shirt and shorts and put on a monkey suit. That’s just the way it is. However, there are ways you can look formal without compromising completely. Here are 10 examples.
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