On May 15, NFT officially opened for sale a unique product inspired by the image of Hermès handbags and transformed into 3D footage. The product for sale this time is “Baby Birkin”, created by two artists Mason Rothschild and Eric Ramirez. Image of handbag “Baby Birkin”. Photo: Highsnobiety. The two created a 3D video of a transparent Birkin handbag containing a 40-week fetus and placed in the dark space of the Milky Way with an image size of 2000 x 2000. The virtual product is officially auctioned with starting at $2,000. According to NFT’s share, “Baby Birkin” is a unique digital item, allowing users to experience the feeling of touching a birkin bag in a dark space with the sound of being lost in space. In addition, this product also implicitly implies that Hermès deliberately created a scarcity to increase the shopping demand of customers and push the value of this bag line up. However, many people think that selling virtual handbags for $ 2,000 is unrealistic, because no one spends a lot of money just to own a fake item. Birkin handbags are always a fashion item that many people are looking for. Photo: ELLE. Before that, many brands also used virtual reality technology to bring fashion experiences to users. In August 2020, Gentle Monster showcased the creativity of the design team through a collection called “Redefinition of Eyewear”. The project of the Korean brand aims to be based on a digital platform to create close access between the public and the product. They create glasses in the traditional way, and then through a phone application turn them into an accessory on the user’s face. This gives shoppers a chance to experience the product before deciding to go to the store. Gentle Monster’s leading collection in the application of virtual reality technology is not intended for sale, but only to attract attention to the online community. One of the artists participating in the campaign – Daisy Collingrid – created glasses with a structure similar to human skin after being layered, revealing the facial epidermis called CLEM. Eyewear products combined with virtual reality technology. Photo: Hype Beast.

Choose glasses according to your face shape The rules of choosing glasses seem to be very common, but many people are not sure. Heart-shaped face has a design that gradually points towards the chin. Therefore, thin metal-rimmed eyeglasses will help your face look balanced. Each face shape will have suitable glasses. Photo: Man For Himself. Meanwhile, those with a square face should prefer black rimmed glasses. Men need to consider thick rimmed glasses so that the accessory pattern is not too small compared to the overall. Square eyeglasses are perfect for those with a round face. In addition, men should consider oval or pilot glasses when having a diamond-shaped face. However, you don’t have to follow the rules completely when choosing eyeglasses. Instead, men can weigh themselves on facial features. For sharp jaw and cheekbones, men should choose round-rimmed glasses. In addition, angled glasses will be suitable for round faces. Thin or thick rimmed glass? In recent years, thick and thin rimmed glasses are gaining popularity. Round, angular figure are two types of glasses that are often chosen by men. Besides, transparent or gray patterns are easy to combine with many face shapes. Eyeglasses are accessories that help to perfect the look of men. Photo: @hoangku. Round and small bezel models provide an elegant look, creating a smart look. Meanwhile, thick glasses tend to be trendy. Gentle Monster’s black border design is becoming a popular fashion among Vietnamese youth. How much should I spend on eyeglasses? Eyeglasses are accessories that will stick for a long time. Therefore, you should not buy cheap products. GQ male encouragement should invest about 170-700 USD for eyeglasses. In addition, you should examine your eyes carefully to choose the right foreground. Anti-glare glasses should be given priority.

In the trailer, the Korean brand shares the image of the new glass model in the Nano collection. The accessory shape is considered by the company to be tiny and can only be placed on the tip of the nose.

Image promoting the brand’s Nano collection. Photo: Hypebae.

Designs modeled on typical Gentle Monster geometries but renewed with a small version with gilded GG lettering engraved on the lenses. Each product sells for 310 USD.

However, the accessory also created controversy on social networks. Many people believe that Korean brands produce non-applicable products at a high price. Others said the design was too small, causing inconvenience for users.

Account @minsoooonkim Comment: “The brand always knows how to express its creative thinking. The products have left their mark on the market, but the new accessory is really difficult and does not work as normal glasses” .

The tiny glass product is controversial. Photo: @gentlemonster.

In August 2020, the brand once demonstrated the creativity of the design team through a collection called “Redefinition of Eyewear” (roughly translated: Redefining eyewear). The project of the Korean brand is aimed at relying on a digital platform to provide the public with close access to the product.

They create glasses in a traditional way, then through apps on the phone turn them into accessories on the user’s face. This gives buyers a chance to experience the product before deciding to go to the store.

The collection that pioneered the application of virtual reality technology by Gentle Monster is not for sale, but only to attract attention to the online community. One of the artists participating in the campaign – Daisy Collingrid – created the glasses with a structure resembling human skin after being layered, revealing the facial cuticle called CLEM.

However, the fans believe that the Korean brand’s collection looks quite scary, unlike the brand’s mainstream spirit.

Account @lilmaya expressed: “I still know that Gentle Monster’s collection is not for sale and is only on display to share the digital integration, but it is impossible for me to try glasses that resemble human skin. “.

Eyeglasses combined with virtual reality technology. Photo: Hype Beast.