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Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King were front-row at Paris Fashion Week shows (Chloé and Stella McCartney) when their slow walk went viral, with online jokes that they looked like they were 90. Oprah later explained she couldn’t see because the sunglasses she wore weren’t prescription, and Gayle reportedly had two broken toes; security guided them through the venue, and both still looked stylish.
Ophthalmologists lay out 13 practical steps to protect eye health, from regular sight tests (every two years) and using an optician as a first port of call for vision changes, to UV protection with UV400 sunglasses, the 20-20-20 rule to reduce screen strain, outdoor play for kids to curb myopia, safe contact-lens use and hygiene, careful makeup use, and lifestyle choices such as not smoking and staying hydrated; they also stress seeking urgent care for sudden vision loss or eye injuries, and safe DIY practices and eye protection at work.
At Davos, Trump mocked Macron’s sunglasses after Macron revealed an eye issue (a burst blood vessel) that has left him wearing aviators; Macron has described the condition as benign. Trump also recounted pressuring Macron to raise prescription drug prices, highlighting ongoing U.S.-France tensions.
An optometrist warns against the habit of squinting and emphasizes the importance of wearing high-quality, UV-protective sunglasses, especially during outdoor reading in summer, to prevent long-term eye damage such as cataracts and retinal harm.
With summer here, it's time to upgrade your sunglasses for various activities and styles. Ophthalmologist Dr. Martin E. Lederman emphasizes the importance of UV protection to prevent cataracts. Lori Bergamotto from "Good Morning America" highlights top picks, including sporty, trendy, high-tech, retro, and budget-friendly options, ensuring there's something for everyone.
32°N's Muir sunglasses by Deep Optics feature liquid crystal lenses that can change focus with a swipe, serving as both sunglasses and reading glasses. Priced at $849, the glasses offer convenience for those needing both types of eyewear, but the limited magnification area and slight delay in focusing may take some getting used to. While the technology is impressive, the high cost may make potential buyers hesitant, but the company offers a 30-day money-back guarantee for those interested in trying them out.
Amazon's Big Spring Sale features discounted Ray-Ban sunglasses, including the iconic Wayfarer and Classic Aviator styles favored by celebrities like Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, and Emily Ratajkowski. The sale also includes other popular brands and products, from Crest 3D White Strips to Levi's jeans, making it a prime opportunity to snag some celebrity-loved classics and everyday essentials.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 93 million adults in the US are at high risk of vision loss, but there are simple ways to protect your eye health each day. Wearing sunglasses, taking screen and book breaks, exercising, getting outside, not smoking, eating balanced meals, avoiding eye rubbing, washing hands, and removing eye makeup before bed are all habits that can help maintain good eye health.
Shimano has launched a new collection of purpose-built eyewear called Technium, Technium L, and Twinspark, featuring their proprietary Ridescape lens technology with six options finely tuned to different riding conditions and terrains. The collection includes full-frame and half-frame options, with prices ranging from $65 to $100. The lenses promise enhanced visibility and color-tuning for road, gravel, and trail riding, but the lens-swapping process may be slightly cumbersome.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 93 million adults in the US are at high risk of vision loss, making it a common issue. To maintain good eye health, it's important to wear sunglasses to protect against UV rays, take regular breaks from screens and books, exercise regularly, spend time outdoors, avoid smoking, eat a balanced diet rich in vitamins and nutrients, refrain from rubbing your eyes, wash your hands regularly, and remove eye makeup before bed to lower the risk of eye-related issues.
Practicing daily habits such as wearing sunglasses, taking screen and book breaks, exercising, getting outside, not smoking, eating balanced meals, avoiding eye rubbing, washing hands, and removing eye makeup can help improve eye health and reduce the risk of vision problems in the future.
Anna Wintour, known for her icy demeanor, reportedly kept her sunglasses on while delivering the news of staff layoffs at Pitchfork, which is being absorbed by GQ. A former Pitchfork writer criticized Wintour's behavior as "appalling," highlighting the perceived indecency of upper management. Wintour defended the decision in a memo, citing a careful evaluation of Pitchfork's performance and the best path forward for the brand within the company.
Anna Wintour, editor-in-chief of Vogue, faced criticism for wearing sunglasses while laying off nearly half of the staff at music magazine Pitchfork, which was acquired by Conde Nast in 2015 and is being merged into GQ. The move sparked outrage from former employees, with one describing the management's behavior as indecent and appalling. This comes as Conde Nast, which owns several publications including Vogue and GQ, is laying off nearly 100 employees in the US due to a decline in ad revenue caused by the pandemic. Wintour, known for her trademark sunglasses, has been seen wearing them in various settings, including during the recent layoffs and while working from home during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Former Pitchfork writer Allison Hussey claimed that Anna Wintour, known for her icy demeanor, kept her sunglasses on while laying off staff at the music magazine, which was recently absorbed by GQ, resulting in layoffs. Wintour, the Vogue editor-in-chief, is often photographed wearing oversized sunglasses and has been accused of diva behavior in the past. This incident adds to her reputation, as she did not remove her sunglasses while delivering the news of staff layoffs.
Anna Wintour reportedly kept her sunglasses on while informing Pitchfork staffers of their job cuts as the music publication was being folded into GQ. The move, criticized as indecent by a former staff writer, was part of Condé Nast's decision to close down Pitchfork due to financial struggles. Wintour's penchant for wearing sunglasses indoors has been a long-standing part of her public persona, with explanations ranging from eye surgery to maintaining privacy and avoiding revealing her thoughts.