Why do you wear those dark glasses in those dimly lit restaurants where they play lite instrumental music while I sit there saying silent prayers HOPING that you don’t trip and fall face down on my smoking hot coriander- lemon soup!!? Sunglasses and Identity Crisis: I mean, Why visit an art museum wearing those dark glasses when you can’t enjoy the beauty and richness of its vivid-rich visual detail? I feel horrified and embarrassed for people in Sunglasses at places requiring an elevated sense of vision. And I always wonder, why! Can coolness be an excuse to be totally impractical? Is it? Look cool. But what’s up with the chronic need to go overboard and wear them in dim lights and closed spaces? Be it the gloomy interiors of a museum or a bustling street market approaching the dim darkness of the dawn, these glasses never come off. If done right, Sunglasses can make any outfit look cool. Let us assume that she had a perfectly clear understanding of the colors.Įven so, would it hurt to take her dark chocolate brims off just for the sake of the poor man? At least he’d sleep in peace knowing that the lady at least knew the color of the cloth she didn’t buy but argued about! Sunglasses and Just-Look-Cool Philosophy: There was this time when a lady was arguing furiously with a poor street vendor about the color of a cloth in a gloomy flee market and the poor vendor was helplessly venting: “Chashma nikal ke ek baar dekh lijiye madam!”. Wearing dark glasses while driving on a bright sunny day is cool, literally.

I’m not saying they don’t serve a purpose! They do. And whether you’re comfortable admitting this or not, Sunglasses and their big-brand logos also double in as cool status symbols.

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