We all have personal sunglass preferences. Some of us wear aviators, some Wayfarers, and some tend towards the big Jackie O glasses. But now it seems your preference for glasses can also be reflected in your preference for drink, as Deussen has created recipes for these three iconic eyeglass styles.

From the lady who loves her Jackie O glasses there’s the Strawberries & Lavender Sapphire Collins. For the Wayfarer wearer, there’s the Lucid Wormwood Flip, and for the aviator wearers, the Flor de Caña’s Papa Doble Cocktail. So kick back with a lively libation this summer while shielding your eyes from the sun in style (recipes below, courtesy of Deussen).

Flor de Caña Papa Doble
Created by Ben Scorah of Beekman Bar and Books (NYC)

2 oz flor de cana 4 yr rum
¼  oz fresh lime juice
¼ oz Maraschino liqueur
½ oz. Grapefruit juice
¼  oz simple syrup
Shake all ingredients and serve in a chilled cocktail glass.

Strawberry & Lavender SAPPHIRE® Collins

1 ½ oz. BOMBAY SAPPHIRE® gin
¾ oz. fresh lemon juice
½ oz. lavender syrup
3 fresh strawberries muddled
3 oz. club soda
Squeeze half a lemon into a Collins glass, add lavender syrup and BOMBAY SAPPHIRE. Stir and fill with ice. Top with club soda and garnish with a lemon wedge and strawberry slice.
Lucid Wormwood Flip
Created by Ben Scorah of Beekman Bar and Books (NYC)

1 ½ oz. Lucid
½ oz. Agave Nectar/ Honey
1 small egg white
1 dash rose water
2 oz. heavy cream

Add all ingredients to a Boston Shaker, Dry Shake (i.e. with no ice), Fill with ice and Shake rigorously for 25 Seconds.  Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.  Garnish with a rose petal.

Did you ever think 3D movies would be so popular as to warrant designer 3D glasses? At the recent 3D Entertainment Summit, an announcement was made that designer and prescription glasses with lenses compatible with Real D 3D were in the works.

As unnecessary as designer 3D glasses may seem, more aesthetically and physically appealing 3D spectacles make sense. The typical 3D glasses are awkwardly big, sometimes painfully uncomfortable, and awfully unattractive—three strikes that would change anyone’s decision on whether or not to see a 3D movie. No one wants to look like a goggled-up lab technician on a hot date.

Toddler-sized glasses are in the making as well. Apparently, it has been one of the issues Real D has had with glasses, “sizing wise” (no, really?). No word, however, on whether toddlers get the same chic designer 3D glasses as their parents.