Style Trend: Glasses taking pictures signed by Lady Gaga for Polaroid

Monday, January 10, 2011

Glasses taking pictures signed by Lady Gaga for Polaroid

One of the great passions of Lady Gaga is an unbridled love for fashion and for its possible applications in the world of technology. The pop star of the moment, now consecrated as a true queen of contemporary pop, worthy heir to Madonna, has long been the creative director of Polaroid, immediately showing a creative talent outside the lines.

In fact, just a year ago, during the most important exhibition of technology products to the world, the CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas, the singer announced that it would cooperate with Polaroid to develop a new line of cameras. Today we re results. In fact, this line of cameras, is closely linked to the world of fashion design, are testimony glasses designed by the technicians of Polaroid with the singer.

The result is a pair of sunglasses that can take pictures, shoot video that can be downloaded on USB stick. Called "Grey Label", the new label of "Haus of Gaga," created by the brand Polaroid chased the consortium with the star, and were introduced at CES this January 6, 2011. At the press conference that marked the launch of his glasses, his look was really eccentric, as usual you might say.

An eccentric dress long black, funereal tones, a veil to cover her long blonde hair and sunglasses all the great Gothic Line. This collaboration between two great cultural icons of our time reflects, no doubt, long tradition of innovation that Polaroid has always had as its core business philosophy.

The mission of its founder Dr. Edwin Land, in collaboration with Lady Gaga, is to offer products that can help everyone to develop their creativity, celebrating the art, and the famous instant sharing of results, either physical or digital, without forgetting the vital touch of glamor and charm given by the link with fashion.

We consider it a unique look and a new way to transform images into a fashion statement. Through the glasses, users can instantly shoot photos or upload through the built-in camera and then view the images on LCD screens and then show them to others. Truly original art form that is probably only the contribution of Lady Gaga, tied so much to the glamorous world of fashion might suggest creating a successful product.