… I saw these and I thought “now at least they were worth designing”.  Other wise I have to say (though it won’t do me any good) that most designer glasses are unremarkable – they are either something else slightly different or something else slightly different with a brand name or logo and sometimes a design hook or catch.

But these caught my eye: Ha another pun – unintended.  They are here shown in “Mirror Purple” but also come in black, grey/green and brown “havana” and they are D&G (with a four digit code number – no name bar “oversize).  (4102 I think.)

I like them and if you do, you can buy them on many “designer glasses” sites – or even in a shop goodness forbid - for around $150- 195.

 … I saw these and I thought “now at least they were worth designing”.  Other wise I have to say (though it won’t do me any good) that most designer glasses are unremarkable – they are either something else slightly different or something else slightly different with a brand name or logo and sometimes a design hook or catch.

But these caught my eye: Ha another pun – unintended.  They are here shown in “Mirror Purple” but also come in black, grey/green and brown “havana” and they are D&G (with a four digit code number – no name bar “oversize).  (4102 I think.)

I like them and if you do, you can buy them on many “designer glasses” sites – or even in a shop goodness forbid - for around $150- 195.

I’ve searched Google and it’s not there so maybe it’s the first time it’s been written down.  It means very little to me but it would be a good name for a optician baron’s autobiography…  Or a famous rock ‘n’ roller who happened to wear specs (Buddy/Elvis C/John Lennon) and ideally to be defined by them…

I’ve searched Google and it’s not there so maybe it’s the first time it’s been written down.  It means very little to me but it would be a good name for a optician baron’s autobiography…  Or a famous rock ‘n’ roller who happened to wear specs (Buddy/Elvis C/John Lennon) and ideally to be defined by them…