Vintage Sunglasses Are the New Fashion

Many people are interested in buying a pair of vintage sunglasses. Apparently, vintage sunglasses are part of new fashion trends. Online, you can find many retro sunglasses that look like they came straight out of the 1970s. Since vintage sunglasses are hard to come by, retailers are inventing sunglasses that appear vintage to attract many potential clients.

People are interested in retro sunglasses because they look old. And old is in nowadays. Everyone wants to stand out and everyone wants to like what others like, which is why vintage retro glasses are becoming increasingly popular.

If you are interested in buying a pair of retro sunglasses online, you can visit the eBay website and type in ‘retro sunglasses for men’ and ‘retro sunglasses for women’ and the website will direct you to a wide range of retro sunglasses it believes you would like. Since this company knows that many of its customers have certain budgetary needs, they offer sunglasses of all price ranges so you won’t feel left out.

You don’t have to just look through eBay. If you visit Google and click on their shopping directory, it will lead you to many sunglasses that would attract your fancy. You can buy these sunglasses for great discounted prices and with good prices on shipping and delivery.

(Source:http://www.vintageoo.com/vintage-sunglasses-are-new-fashion)

Gwen Stefani Sexy Six Months Pregnant Look in Large Dark Sunglasses

The season of celebrities stepping out in glam looks while being pregnant just doesn’t seem to end. Here we have Gwen Stefani, who almost looked like a teenager in that really cheery red shift dress! Going by her attire, you would think that Christmas is just around the corner and she is all set to welcome it. However, the occasion was Thanksgiving and not Christmas.

The bright red dress did a very good job of covering up her six-month pregnant baby bump along with attracting a lot of attention. The sunglasses she wore along with the black stockings and black boots completed the color red perfectly. How can you go wrong with a combination of black and red, anyway? Did we mention here that she had painted her lips in a bright shade of red? It doesn’t even need to be mentioned because Gwen Stefani never steps out without doing that anyway!

Her husband and two children and even her pooch were so smartly dressed that it won’t be wrong to give the family an award for being so stylish! While the husband, Gavin Rossdale, turned out in all-black, the two kids Kingston and Zuma, were dressed like little rockstars in making.

(Source: http://www.thinkspec.com/gwen-stefani-sexy-six-months-pregnant-look-large-dark-sunglasses )

A spring break

MKA Olsen for Bik Bok, SS14 Look Book

 The third and final part of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s collection for Bik Bok will launch on the 5th of December. So allow me to take a small mental break from Christmas, and build my imaginary spring wardrobe. The French inspired city-safari looks are basic 101 on how to look like the love child of a Scandi and an effortless Parisian woman, but with a contemporary side kick of.. shall we say haute Hampton chic? Enough with the cultural references, may the breezy look book speak for itself.

Nurses, Vein-spotting Smart Glasses Are Coming to Help You

A new advancement in the field of medical technology could now help nurses and patients in dealing with one of the most dreaded aspects of medical care. A pair of smart glasses will now allow nurses to master a type of X-ray vision, which will aid them in finding a vein in a patient’s body. This previously dreaded procedure of locating veins for the purpose of inserting IV’s and taking blood, will now be made easier thanks to these new age spectacles. The technology involved is known as The Eyes-On Glasses system. It uses multi-spectral 3D imaging technology and Moverio smart glasses by Epson, which are essentially high-definition binocular spectacles. 

Once worn, the nurse is allowed to view a real-time and anatomically-correct version of the patient’s vascular structures. This in conclusion, will help nurses solve the difficult problem of how to find a vein. The invention of these glasses will cause relief not only to nurses and medical practitioners, but will also reduce the number of failed location and vein access; studies indicate that nearly 40% of such attempts involve multiple poking of the patient’s skin, which is by no means pleasurable. Among those who will no doubt be grateful for this wonderful leap in medical technology, are young children who are no doubt more vulnerable to pain and discomfort endured by continuous poking of their skin.

(Source:http://www.glasseshunter.com/2013/12/nurses-vein-spotting-smart-glasses-are.html)