Showing posts with label sunglasses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunglasses. Show all posts

August 8, 2009

Bernard Wilhelm Wild Plastic Mask - for Lady Gaga's concert


Image source: worldfamousdesignjunkies


From the collaboration of cutting-edge designer, Bernhard Willhelm, and sunglass label, Linda Farrow, these Bat-girl style mask is definitely a show stopper. They were seen wearing by Teriyaki Boyz, the Japanese rapper boys that were shot to fame with their catchy Tokyo Drift song for Fast and Furious.

Quite perfect for Lady Gaga's concert happening here next wednesday. You could buy them from ShopGirl, that's if they deliver in time.


July 17, 2009

Martin Margiela Sunglasses






The nonconfirmist has yet again lived up to his name.
In his Fall/winter 09-10 collection, Masion Martin Margiela has came up with two colors of the windscreen sunnies. Available in green/grey at collette for € 390.00


June 14, 2009

Martin Margiela Sci Fi Sunglasses

"Wrap that up for me, thanks."

Via: Oki-ni

June 6, 2009

Wooden Spectacles

I never knew what I made as a "fashion accessory" (since I am not myopic, just vain) is now a fad.



Even Khai from my favourite local band, The Great Spy Experiment, was spotted wearing a pair of United Bamboo at drummer boy, Fandy's, wedding last Tuesday.






He bought his from Surrender, where you can find other labels like Neighbour, Visvim and Head Porter.


Eyeplay also offer a similar looking pair from OOOSH at half the price



Paul Smith Jeans for Oakley Frogskins

I've been such a fan of the multi-colored stripe designer, it wasn't difficult to identify his work in these:


The collaboration with Oakley showcased 4 new exclusive color ways of the iconic mid-1980’s classic, Oakley Frogskins Sunglasses. Each design is limited to 500 pieces and is ‘surf n skate’ inspired.





Each ear stem features a raised Oakley logo and are internally printed with ‘Paul Smith Jeans Limited Edition Frogskins. The glasses are supplied with a PSJ/Oakley fabric drawstring bag that doubles up as a cleaning cloth.