Fashion comes to 3D: Ingri:Dahl glasses to be featured at Vogue's Fashion Night Out Event

Sept. 5, 2011 - PRLog -- “- I am truly happy that our glasses will be featured at this event. This is a great opportunity for us to show that 3D can also be fashionable. The days of looking like a dork at the movies are over” says one of the founders, Einy Paulsen.

“Also, customers have said that both the viewing quality and the comfort of our glasses has made their 3D experience even better”, her twin sister Kine Paulsen adds.
Ingri:Dahl glasses are inspired by the classic Hollywood. Kine Paulsen explains:
“Either on a date or just hanging out with friends, we want our designs to make people feel fashionable while watching 3D,” says founders Kine and Einy.

The company will launch 3 new styles on September 8, coordinating with other Fashion’s Night Out labels like Burberry, Louis Vitton, YSL and Gucci.

On Sept 8 2011, Ingri:Dahl will donate all proceeds to the The New York City Aids Fund of The New York Community Trust.

Fashion’s Night Out is an unprecedented global initiative originally created in 2009 in a partnership between American Vogue, the Council of Fashion Designers of America, NYC & Company, and the City of New York to celebrate fashion, restore consumer confidence and boost the industry’s economy during the recession. On Sept. 8, 2011, in response to overwhelming demand, Fashion’s Night Out will return to New York City, Los Angeles and over 100 other cities nationwide to highlight fashion and support retail with exciting events that include designer appearances, celebrity guests, fashion shows and musical performances. In the United States, the program is collaboration between American Vogue, the Council of Fashion Designers of America, NYC & Company and the City of New York. Find more information at www.fashionsnightout.com

INGRI:DAHL is a Norwegian design label located in Los Angeles.

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INGRI:DAHL is a Norwegian design label located in Los Angeles. Ingri:Dahl makes fashionable designer glasses for 3D film viewing.