Eyeglass Frame I.D. Filter
January 1, 2008 9:15 PM Subscribe
Looking for the designer/brand/model # of these specs comedian David Cross is wearing. Link to pics inside
The only telltale logo is a circle comprised of six circles or stars on the temple/hinge. First pic is of the frames head on and the second shows it at angle where the temple logo is visible.
flickr pic #1
flickr pic #2
many thanks in advance.
The only telltale logo is a circle comprised of six circles or stars on the temple/hinge. First pic is of the frames head on and the second shows it at angle where the temple logo is visible.
flickr pic #1
flickr pic #2
many thanks in advance.
I've also seen glasses like those all over. If you live in a city with even an EyeMasters or LensCrafter, shouldn't be too hard to find something very similar.
posted by fructose at 12:03 PM on January 2, 2008
posted by fructose at 12:03 PM on January 2, 2008
Response by poster: thanks for the responses, my apologies for not being clearer in the i.d. of the frame. The logo on the temple is remarkably similar to the logo/background of a project i'm on and I thought it would be so cool to incorporate the eye frames into it w/o having to get all DIY and pry off the existing logo off of some specs or ruin some blank black frames with paint or a sticker which I just know wouldn't turn out as well. The Cross frames could still be usable after the project to me for free!!! but oh well, hopefully someone is bored and going through old posts and can help otherwise I have sent off a note to him on his website hoping for an answer.
posted by stavx at 12:15 PM on January 5, 2008
posted by stavx at 12:15 PM on January 5, 2008
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However if for some reason you must have that pair, try printing those pictures and visiting a few frame shops. Try some up market and some down market ones to improve your chances (those look a little cheap, to my eyes, however, which knowing the world of fashion, and based on past experiences when I've called things cheap means they're about £50,000 and fashioned from angels).
posted by oxford blue at 10:08 PM on January 1, 2008