The Best Eyeglasses At The Hackathon
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We decided to feature nerd fashion at this year’s hackathon at Disrupt NY, and what better statement is there these days than eyeglasses? Obligatory Google Glass sighting aside, these hackers definitely had noteworthy eyewear. We’ve showcased some of our favorites below.
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Ali Wanberg’s glasses hail from Lookmatic.
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Phil Thomas Di Giulio’s frames are homegrown: Jono from Park Slope Eye in Brooklyn.
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Hacker Chris Carter bought his snazzy frames at Lens Crafters.
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This entire table rocked cool eyewear.
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Derina bought her multicolor glasses from Spanish designer Etnia.
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Hacker Kazifumi Osato rocks the traditional tortoiseshell frames.
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Natasha Nova’s glasses were improvised; she took the glass out of the frame.
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This hacker’s wraparound frames are Gunnars.
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Anthony’s glasses are from New York City-based Warby Parker.
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Twilio Developer Evangelist Jon Gottfried rocks Google Glass.
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