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Seth Rogen’s Glasses Are the Standout Star of ‘The Studio’ – And Now You Can Buy Them Online
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If there’s one show everyone should be talking about right now, it’s The Studio. My friends, family, coworkers, and barista are all obsessed. And if your inner circle isn’t yet, consider this your cue to catch up; because you’re missing out on one of the funniest, most stress-inducing comedies since Apple TV+ gave us Severance (a.k.a. workplace trauma therapy disguised as prestige television).
The Studio stars Seth Rogen as Matt Remick, a cluelessly confident, celebrity-obsessed movie studio head who’s just inherited the top job after his predecessor, Patty Leigh (played by Catherine O’Hara), was canned. What follows is a chaotic fever dream of jazz drumming, tense long takes, and a parade of painfully awkward interactions with producers, actors, and production assistants. It’s a comedy, though, I swear.
Cutler and Gross 1397 Square Opticals
$595.00
I finished the season a week ago and have already started rewatching. So, Hollywood Foreign Press Association: don’t screw this up. When Golden Globes season rolls around, you know who deserves to win: Sal Saperstein (iykyk).
Besides the incredible writing and impressive camera angles, the show’s fashion is one of my favorite parts. But for all the costume changes happening on-screen (special shoutout to Rogen’s Brunello Cucinelli suit… take the keys out of your pocket, Matt), one accessory quietly steals the show: Matt Remick’s glasses.
Rogen’s (sorry, Remick’s) vintage-inspired frames by Cutler and Gross are the exact mix of highbrow, pretentious, and chill, “I don’t take anything too seriously” energy. They’re called the 1397 Square Opticals, and you can grab a pair for just under $600.
Cutler and Gross 1397 Square Opticals
$595.00
These handmade-in-Europe beauties come in four colors, flatter most face shapes, and can be fitted with prescription lenses or turned into sunglasses. Plus, they feature the brand’s iconic gold foil signature on the inside.
Where to Buy Cutler and Gross Glasses Online
And it’s not just Remick repping Cutler and Gross. Mister Fantastic himself, Pedro Pascal, debuted a fresh pair at Cannes last week. So basically, if you want to look like a stressed-out studio exec or a beloved Internet daddy, this brand has you covered.
You can shop the 1397s (and a few hundred other options) online now — because, let’s be honest, you need something to do while we all wait impatiently for Season 2 of The Studio to drop. You’re welcome.
Cutler and Gross 1397 Square Opticals
$595.00
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