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Decade after decade, there are few brands that can compete with the enduring style of Ray-Bans. The glasses have been rock fashion icons since the Fifties, shading the eyes of musical juggernauts from Lou Reed to John Lennon, Bob Dylan and Buddy Holly. Now, more than 80 years after their debut with the release of the new Reverse collection, the glasses are still as cool as ever.
Like so many classic style staples,...
Decade after decade, there are few brands that can compete with the enduring style of Ray-Bans. The glasses have been rock fashion icons since the Fifties, shading the eyes of musical juggernauts from Lou Reed to John Lennon, Bob Dylan and Buddy Holly. Now, more than 80 years after their debut with the release of the new Reverse collection, the glasses are still as cool as ever.
Like so many classic style staples,...
- 5/28/2024
- by Sage Anderson
- Rollingstone.com
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Few brands can compete with the enduring style of Ray-Bans. The glasses have been a fashion icon since the Fifties, shading the eyes of pop culture juggernauts from James Dean to John F. Kennedy to Michael Jackson. Now, more than 80 years after their debut, the glasses are still as cool as ever.
Ray-Ban glasses – like so many classic staples – were originally made for the military. In 1937, eyewear brand...
Few brands can compete with the enduring style of Ray-Bans. The glasses have been a fashion icon since the Fifties, shading the eyes of pop culture juggernauts from James Dean to John F. Kennedy to Michael Jackson. Now, more than 80 years after their debut, the glasses are still as cool as ever.
Ray-Ban glasses – like so many classic staples – were originally made for the military. In 1937, eyewear brand...
- 11/30/2020
- by Oscar Hartzog
- Rollingstone.com
Author: Competitions
On 9th February, Power of Film and Moving Image, a global platform and series of thought-proving discussions, exploring how the power of film and moving image can change the world, will be taking place at the Royal Institute. To celebrate, we have a pair of tickets to give away to 1 winner.
John Gordon (founder of Intelligence Squared, how to: Academy) and Finch & Partners Corporate Creative, the global strategic brand and content agency, are delighted to announce the launch of an international incentive Power Of Film And Moving Image. Designed as a global incentive to enact positive change, Power Of Film And Moving Image will be an annual cultural happening and digital platform to see, expose and explore the ever-growing power and influence of film and moving image to define the modern world and the way we think. Through a series of thought provoking discussions the project will identify...
On 9th February, Power of Film and Moving Image, a global platform and series of thought-proving discussions, exploring how the power of film and moving image can change the world, will be taking place at the Royal Institute. To celebrate, we have a pair of tickets to give away to 1 winner.
John Gordon (founder of Intelligence Squared, how to: Academy) and Finch & Partners Corporate Creative, the global strategic brand and content agency, are delighted to announce the launch of an international incentive Power Of Film And Moving Image. Designed as a global incentive to enact positive change, Power Of Film And Moving Image will be an annual cultural happening and digital platform to see, expose and explore the ever-growing power and influence of film and moving image to define the modern world and the way we think. Through a series of thought provoking discussions the project will identify...
- 1/20/2017
- by Competitions
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
Beijing threw $100m at its gobsmacking Olympics opening ceremony. Can Danny Boyle top it? Meanwhile, six cultural figures reveal what they'd like to see at their fantasy opening ceremony
On 27 July, the world will see an elaborate and costly British cinematic event: the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, directed by Oscar-winner Danny Boyle. What on earth is it going to be like? So far, all we know is that he is hiring 10,000 people as extras to be performers and percussionists, and that they will have to make themselves available to rehearse two or three times a week, from March until the big day. No further announcements will be made until the new year. But all followers of the cinema know that Boyle's opening ceremony will be Britain's screen spectacular of 2012.
The pressure is on for Boyle to deliver something of which we can all be proud, and it is...
On 27 July, the world will see an elaborate and costly British cinematic event: the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, directed by Oscar-winner Danny Boyle. What on earth is it going to be like? So far, all we know is that he is hiring 10,000 people as extras to be performers and percussionists, and that they will have to make themselves available to rehearse two or three times a week, from March until the big day. No further announcements will be made until the new year. But all followers of the cinema know that Boyle's opening ceremony will be Britain's screen spectacular of 2012.
The pressure is on for Boyle to deliver something of which we can all be proud, and it is...
- 12/30/2011
- by Peter Bradshaw
- The Guardian - Film News
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