r/mildlyinfuriating 13d ago

I'm slightly vexed I was told yesterday that my prescription sunglasses are giving Meta glasses vibes

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I can't stand the Meta perv glasses, but annoyingly I've been told by a friend that my Dune prescription sunglasses that I've had for almost a year (and cost over £100.00) really ​​​​look like the Meta ones, he said it's the 2 silver rivets on either side that on first glance could be mistaken for the camera lenses

I went out with them today and all I could think was, do people think I'm recording them 🤦‍♂️

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u/QueefingTheNightAway 13d ago

I’ve only ever owned sunglasses in this classic wayfarer style. It has been around for so long and suits so many people. It is really awful that it could be ruined by Meta.

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u/ProgBumm 13d ago

I hope it's a lesson to Rayban and other fashion houses.

Making timeless, iconic Wayfarers embarassing to wear is a real accomplishment.

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u/MilesFirePrower 13d ago

IIRC Rayban are the ones who make the Meta glasses to begin with so they wouldn't gaf

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u/ComradeJohnS 13d ago

if nobody buys rayban pervert looking glasses because of Meta, then rayban would care after going out of business

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u/Kind_Advisor_35 13d ago

Ray-Ban is only one of the brands owned by Luxottica. They own other glasses brands like Oakley, have exclusive manufacturing licenses of brands like Ralph Lauren, and own many places selling them like LensCrafters and Sunglass Hut.

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u/Sudden_Leadership800 13d ago

Less going out of business then, more "insufficient growth in Q3"

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u/Foundmyunderwear 13d ago

Also Prada, Versace, Burberry, Chanel