I've been seeing them in fashion editorials and on celebs more and more lately, but when I saw the cover of the latest i-D Magazine, I knew this latest weird trend could soon be going into overdrive:
Eyepatches.
You're looking at Vanessa Paradis (Chanel model and wife of Johnny Depp) in a black rose-embellished eyepatch- and she's not the only celeb sporting the one-eyed look.
Click through to see more stars in eyepatches, find out where to get your own, and tell me if you're planning on rocking this look... after the jump!
Rihanna has been spotted in an eyepatch in her music videos, where she tends to be the most fashion forward. Leona Lewis wore an eyepatch-like mask to Perez Hilton's birthday party, Madonna sported one for Interview Magazine, and Heidi Klum wore one on Project Runway.
Want to get an eyepatch for yourself? There's one place to go...
Etsy, of course!
Whether you're channeling Mad Eye Moody from Harry Potter...
Or you're going for something more... plaid...
There's an eyepatch for everybody!
Including evil vaudeville nurses.
Yes, you too can have a gem-encrusted babydoll hand jutting out of the spot where your eye should be. But act now! I have a feeling this particular eyepatch will be snatched right up!
We all know there are days when nothing will do but an eyepatch. Preferably one with a fake eyeball sewn into it.
So tell me... are you rushing to buy one of your own? OF COURSE YOU ARE.
Images via i-D Magazine, Splash News, and Etsy
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Comments 7
uhmmm NO! i like to see with both eyes thank you! =-D
Sure I will wear one for the next Pirates of Carribean screening. LOL
YARG!!!!!
I can't see doing this for anything other than a costume party. Then again, I am not a celebrity, just a normal person.
Seriously as some one who has had to have eye surgery at the age of FOUR and had to wear an eye patch behind classes as a kid to correct vision let me tell you I don't think its cute. people are still nasty vindictive and mean spirited about things that are different. Calling attention to yourself in a negative way for the sake of fashion is just ignorant. It's one thing to dress up for a play or a show or for halloween and its another to play fashion games with some thing that is a serious issue. I guarentee those who are blind having to use a cane or seeing eye dog to help them get around wouldn't be the least bit amused at this and they'd give anything to have even remotely close to 20/20 vision and only need glasses.