Tomorrow I'm going to buy some Oliver People O'Malleys as part of their vintage re-release. Some of you may recognize them as the glasses Patrick Bateman wears in the movie "American Psycho." I think they'll probably make me look more hipster than banker, but oh well.
So, now that those will be my glasses of choice, what kind of frames do you wear? And in that vein, what sort of frames do you think are best for work? I know some people who have "weekend" glasses and "work" glasses.
PS. Props to anyone else buying these, by the way. Oliver Peoples is always a great choice.
Silhouettes. Always in style.
nice decision.
with clear frames?
peoples has nice sunglasses too actually
I wear Brooks Brothers glasses when i don't have my contacts in.
What is this, a four-eyes convention?
Check out IC Berlin, they make some great frames.
Some guys from Wharton started this glasses company, interesting business model:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/17/technology/17glasses.html
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This is one of the more common frame choices you'll see in banking thanks to American Psycho.
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