Here at 3DTVwatcher we take our office casual Fridays very seriously by wearing jeans and tees religiously.
Don’t get us started on all the tales of terror about finding a decent pair of jeans. But we most certainly can give you a spooktacular idea what to do this Halloween.
However, now there is a strong possibility that the days of denim disasters are over with a little help from our tridimensional friend, the Bodymetrics 3D body scanner.
Fear not, this is not a coffin, nor it is a…
Edita Lozovska - 19 October 2011 | comments. Read more
Remember Farrah Fawcett’ in this (go on, look below, we won’t tell)?
Who doesn’t, we know. The designer behind Farrah’s statement red swim suit is none other than Norma Kamali, who is famous for constantly keeping the mould broken.
And during this New York fashion week the designer abandoned the traditional clothes parade platform – renting tents at Bryant Park for runway shows is sooo 2010 anyway.
3D is of course a much more preferred option these days – putting cat-eye framed 3D glasses…
Edita Lozovska - 16 September 2011 | comments. Read more
Opticians have yet to embrace the 3D experience fully.
Although the optic industry has commented on the effects of 3D on the eyesight, 3D glasses have not been produced.
Many 3D viewers find the plastic glasses offered in the cinema uncomfortable and ill fitting. Others have complained about headaches and blurred vision and better manufactured glasses might end this problem.
LG has recognised the potential gap in the market and collaborated recently with UK fashion designer Giles…
Ebony Hasselbaink - 29 July 2011 | comments. Read more
LG has brought us the latest must have 3D equipment.
Make way for these limited edition 3D spectacles made in collaboration with British fashion designer Giles Deacon.
The colourful glasses can be used for 3D screens in cinemas and they can also be used for 3D TVs in the comfort of your own home.
The range, simply called ‘Giles for LG’, can be purchased exclusively at the London-based department store, Selfridges.
If you are willing to spent £29.95, they can be yours.
Giles Deacon was quoted as saying:
“LG produce…
Ebony Hasselbaink - 27 June 2011 | comments. Read more
With an ever deteriorating vision, I have been collecting models of my prescription glasses, from the Harry Potter-esque frames of the late 90s to my current cat-eye vintage specs.
I have also indulged in a fair share of collecting sunshades, and was lucky enough to grab quite a few designer steals.
However, sunglasses now have a similarly sizzling-looking, however radically different in purpose relative – 3D specs.
And speaking of designer brands – while Gucci, Armani and Calvin Klein have already hopped on the bandwagon, fresh label
Edita Lozovska - 13 May 2011 | comments. Read more
It seems 3D isn’t only pure entertainment, it also seems to be a great marketing tool – especially when you add a fourth dimension.
Luxury clothing giant Ralph Lauren has wowed crowds with a new kind of advertising, or something that David Lauren, Ralph’s son, called “merchantainment”.
The Bond Street store took passersby to the all new 4D-Lauren-land, which meant the building was virtually reconstructed into an 8-minute 3D art movie, showing polo players, 50ft models and Ralph himself waving at the crowds.
An additional touch to the…
Edita Lozovska - 11 November 2010 | comments. Read more
