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Sep 14, 2007 -
With their bright colors and geometrical shapes, it's no surprise that designers are incorporating Legos into their trend-setting creations. During New York Fashion Week, Spring '08 the Fab ladies had the chance to check out the Marc by Marc Jacobs Spring collection, which just so happened to feature Lego belt buckles and hair accessories. It all started with Balenciaga, who came out with the Lego inspired heels in February— supposedly their version of 'sporty stilettos'.
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May 30, 2007 -
Last week I asked for your help finding a great piece of geek jewelry to give to one of my good friends, who is moving to Europe, as a going away present. I must say, of all geek out missions I have sent you readers on, this one was probably my favorite. The results were tremendous.
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May 23, 2007 -
I am addicted to geek jewelry. I don't always wear it, but I love shopping for it, taking photos of it, drooling over it and giving it to people as gifts. One of my good friends is moving to Europe to work with a semi-famous photographer and I thought it would be fun to get her a piece of conversational, geek chic jewelry as a going away present.
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Apr 21, 2008 -
Geek jewelry comes in many forms. There's the stuff that looks homemade like the recycled capacitor earrings, functional gadgets that are turned into accessory pieces and then there are fancy geeky rings that cost thousands of dollars. Though I might not wear it to a party, I have developed a sincere appreciation of it all.
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Aug 30, 2007 -
Some tech-inspired jewelry can be, well, geeky and unattractive. Such is not the case with the Fancy line, created by designer Sally Brock, who has been designing jewelry since she was 13. The line, which is available online and at her Seattle, Washington studio, is made up of an impressive selection of handmade rings, earrings, bracelets and gifts with a distinctive geek flair.
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Jul 31, 2009 -
I know my periodic table pretty well, but I may need some help figuring out what these molecules are! Thankfully, FractalSpin spelled it all out in the captions for me: caffeine, dopamine, estrogen, acetylcholine, and serotonin (my fave). All made out of sterling silver, these necklaces replicate each corresponding molecule for you to don, and show off your high level of taste and geekiness.
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Feb 09, 2007 -
Maybe your old computer parts have a purpose after all! Check out these accessories by Zelle Style. Made from 5 cable, Diodes, Hex-Ferrite and MIDI plugs minus any diamonds and pearls, these super cheap and crafty designs will bling out any geek.
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Aug 09, 2007 -
I shared my favorite geek ties with you readers earlier this week and many of you noted that you're, well, not exactly tie wearers. If you're decidedly female and don't rock the 2002 Avril Lavigne look, or if you're a fella who hates that office-geek look, consider the many other geek chic accessories out there.
My all time favorite geek accessories fall into the geek jewelry category.
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Jun 15, 2007 -
Mike and Maaike's beautiful pixelated leather jewelry caught my eye among an amassment of fabulously geeky items at the 2007 International Contemporary Furniture Fair, so I was delighted to learn more about the makers and collection. According to their website, the effort was an exploration of tangible vs virtual in relation to real and perceived value.
"Using google image search, we browsed through some of the most expensive and often famous jewelry in the world, the low-res images we found were stolen, doctored, then transferred to leather, creating a tangible new incarnation.
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Jul 17, 2007 -
The most popular geek jewelry is usually inspired by standard gadgetry, such as the iPhone, Resistor Bunches, or cameras but every once in a while a truly geek concept inspires an original and thoughtful piece of geek jewelry that's truly worthy of our lust. Neko Design's Orbit bracelet features a silicone-elastic inner web, which holds the aluminum band away from the wrist for a floating effect. Kinda looks like it harbors a superpower, doesn't it?
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