Mix some wayfarer style sunglasses with some hand-painted retro arcade style and you get these stylish Pac-Man shades. They’ll easily be the coolest pair of glasses on the beach.
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Who needs another pair of boring tortoise shell sunglasses? Check out these fun Wayfarer sunglasses that either make you look like you’ve been fighting a superhero or zombies. Even better, they’re buy one get one 50% off so you can get both of these for a steal!
See the zombified sunglasses after the jump…
Vergence Lab has launched a Kickstarter campaign for their YouGen.tv glasses, which will convert from sunglasses to regular glasses at the push of a button and record your life via a built-in HD video cam.
We’re beginning this big idea by creating social video sharing, trend setting electric powered sun glasses. Our product will record 1st person point of view, and have “magic-glass” (chromatic shifting conductive glass) lenses for an instant on/off “electric powered sunglass” feature. It’s a consumer electronics fashion accessory designed with technology to enable cool new social video and new electric sunglasses lens capabilities while being fashion-forward and stylish in the process.
Creators Jon Rodriguez and Erick Miller expect more features in the future, including the HUD technology being incorporated into Google’s Augment Reality Glasses. For now, YouGen.tv will go for a $199 pledge – a full $100 less than the retail price.
Check out a promo video after the break.
Artist Doktor A’s sunglasses are like wearing a giant safety pin on your face—but it’s faithful to H.R. Geiger’s painting Illuminatus II.
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You know your kid is destined to be a star when sunglasses are her pacifier. Plus, she’s already posing with the peace sign.
Check out the video after the break.
Fashionably Geek reader Kai alerted us to these Portal-themed sunglasses custom made in Germany by Lichtbändiger.
More examples of their work can be found on the Lichtbändiger Facebook page.
(Thanks Kai!)
Can’t grow your own mustache? Hot Topic hipsters can score these mustachioed shades for only $12.
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Available in 5 dpi and 6 dpi models, these pixelated sunglasses will surely delight the hipsers, as will this pretentious official description:
These futuristic glasses have been designed with a pixelated effect, deliberately reflecting society’s fascination with an “informational aesthetic”. The design clearly refers for late 1980s computerized graphics and video games such as Tetris. While computer images and graphics have been revolutionized over the past two decades, these glasses are reminiscent of society’s digital roots and how technology has inspired almost everything in use today. Even something as utilitarian as glasses can be transformed using technology.
Plus, we have a matching watch you might be interested in.
Product Page (€198 or $282 via Buzzfeed)
These concept sunglasses remove the sun from view using LCD lenses that lay a dark box over the sun (and only the sun), eliminating the associated glare and allowing the rest of the glasses to remain less tinted. They apparently even work at night (?). The project has been going on for years, and the company still has many months of development ahead of them, but they are now asking for support via Kickstarter. Interested parties can make a $10 donation and receive an e-mail telling you when they become available for order, or you can make a $400 donation to ensure you get one of the first pairs to roll off the assembly line. Check out the video after the break for additional info.
Put ‘em on a shirt for one thing. Then, put a pair of clip-on sunglasses on the pretend 3D shirt glasses. It makes complete sense.
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