COOL GUCCI'S 3D GLASSES

Well, if you think Oakley’s USD$150 3D shades are something, wait till your girlfriend asks you for this. Yes, buying your own 3D glasses and bring them to the cinema is getting into the trend nowadays, but if the 3D glass will cost you USD$225, I think you should consider that again, and again. Unless you really don’t want to look like those mosquito-eyed-beings in the cinema, like the rest of the crowd. Then get this Gucci 3D glass. Gucci will be releasing the above, totally fantastic, unisex Gucci 3-D glasses. You can’t go wrong with them, as they’re ‘optically correct’ Real D frames. With its latest design and no plastic wraparounds, you’ll be the absolutely most fashionable person in a crowded dark room, where nobody will be looking at you. Look for these to hit your local US Gucci boutique. Or, you might want to wait for Louis Vuitton’s edition. But at least wearing this will make you look like Mr Smith, or Mrs Smith.

EXQUISITE 3D GLASSES FROM OAKLEY

Wow...here's Oakley’s 3D glasses. 3D glasses are starting to become a fashionable item for those decent-income crowds, so that they will look ‘in’ when going for the next Hollywood hyped-up 3D blockbuster. But when you throw in a ‘special edition’ tag to your 3D glasses, you’re back at square one. Expensive and barely luxurious, like overpriced cars with ‘special edition’ tag due to some cheap body kit and a spoiler.
Oakley’s recently-announced “optically-correct” 3D glasses are getting a special Tron: Legacy edition in honour of the upcoming virtual-reality movie. It doesn’t come cheap too for $150, but then fashion never was cheap to begin with. At least you won’t look like a mofo-mosquito in the cinema.

Y01 HOLSTER COWBOYS FASHION DESIGN BY DAYNE JEWELL

Hi Guys, here is an awesome Y01 Holster gadget cowboys fashion design by German designer Dayne Jewell thinks that an oversized leather holster would be great to hold your gadgets, keys, cigarettes, credit cards, headphones and your Colt 45, and not get robbed. Well, looking at the photos, it seems he’s absolutely right. Now the big question: How do you sit without taking it off?