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- The thing is, he's not really wearing them for any particular reason, at least, not as far as fans can tell. And of course, his collection, which appears to include everything from Ray-Bans to Persol and Serengeti spectacles, is fairly fashionable.
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Nov 20, 2020 · Nicholson's specs are often orange- or red-hued, and it's not hard to pick him out of a crowd due to the vibrant color. He wears his glasses indoors, outdoors, and on vacation, and he must have hundreds of pairs by now.
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Jun 1, 2016 · When he's not starring in some of the most iconic films of the last five decades, Jack Nicholson is living his life from behind the polarized protection of his trademark eyewear. "With my...
May 31, 2016 · But why are the sunglasses synonymous with Nicholson? What's he hiding behind those shades? See if you can tell in this collection of Nicholson and his sunglasses through the decades.
Sep 13, 2019 · Those sunglasses served your holiday feed of poolside grins and extortionate cocktails well. But look to the skies above, and notice the ceiling of grey. Your shades aren't necessary, are...
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May 25, 2024 · Why does Nicholson always wear sunglasses? According to legend, the actor Fred Astaire convinced Nicholson that the practice is the epitome of cool. Nicholson has also said they help him maintain a little more privacy while in public.
Jul 6, 2015 · In recent years, Jack is mostly seen wearing sunglasses with orange/brown lenses – known to improve green and grey conditions particularly for golfers, which Jack Nicholson is ashamedly a massive fan of.
A pair of Serengeti sunglasses worn by Oscar Winner Jack Nicholson in the award winning 1997 movie ‘As Good as It Gets’ have sold for a record breaking $12,800, believed to be the most ever paid for a pair of vintage Serengeti sunglasses.
