Festival season is in full swing, and there’s no shortage of style inspiration to go around this summer. From the runway ...

The famous photo of John Lennon wearing a “New York City” T-shirt was taken on the rooftop of the 52nd Street apartment Lennon shared with his girlfriend, muse and collaborator May Pang. To get up to ...

The town of Almería, in Andalusia, is largely left out of the most popular tourist routes, with its moon-like landscapes, deserted beaches, Western-style scenery - and a legendary link to the Beatles.

The narrow, metal-framed Hawkers Moma sunglasses have small, perfectly round lenses and big John Lennon energy. Alas, everyone who wore them looked like a beetle (of the insect variety).

A pair of round spectacles worn by Beatles legend John Lennon were due to be unveiled ... became part of his trademark image. The glasses, which Lennon wore when he wrote the album Imagine ...

Image by [akavel] via GitHub Reader [akavel] was kind enough to notify me about Clawtype, which is a custom wearable chorded keyboard/mouse combo based on the Chordite by [John W. McKown].

That John Lennon contained multitudes and mysteries ... peek of the couple headed toward the cheering crowd. Wearing round blue glasses and a green army jacket, a mesmerizing Lennon opens with ...

He wore a black peacoat, a baker boy’s cap, and tinted glasses. Around the time of ... Van Morrison, Alfred Hitchcock, Robert Lowell, John Lennon, Julia Child, Tennessee Williams, the Stones ...

There he was, on Page 3 of the February 1975 issue (Volume 4, No. 3): John Lennon, peering out from a grainy black-and-white photo in his cap and wire-rimmed glasses. “Beatlemania returned to ...

John Lennon, left, wearing his Patek Philippe ... Courtesy Sotheby's Unlike Lennon’s typical understated style of round glasses and simple clothing, the Patek Philippe 2499 stood out as an ...

Yoko Ono and John Lennon in New ... could get to higher boxes.” Lennon and Ono had “hundreds of articles of clothing, including dozens and dozens of hats and glasses,” Mintz added.

John Lennon was known for his minimalist and sometimes unconventional style, which included round wire-rimmed glasses and Nehru jackets. Paul McCartney was more polished and conservative ...