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Altina Schinasi, the visionary designer, was honored by Google Doodle for revolutionizing eyewear fashion with her iconic cat-eye glasses, symbolizing timeless elegance and sophistication.

Google Doodle pays tribute to cat-eye frame designer Altina Schinasi; know all about the designer 

Google Doodle pays tribute to cat-eye frame designer; know all about the designer 

Altina Schinasi, the visionary designer, was honored by Google Doodle for revolutionizing eyewear fashion with her iconic cat-eye glasses, symbolizing timeless elegance and sophistication.

Google Doodle honored the groundbreaking work of Altina Schinasi, a visionary designer who revolutionized eyewear fashion with her iconic cat-eye glasses. Her innovative creations not only transformed the way people perceived eyeglasses but also became a symbol of timeless elegance and sophistication.&nbsp;
Altina was born on October 30, 1907, in New York City, she was the daughter of a wealthy tobacco merchant and a talented artist. She inherited her artistic prowess from her mother, who encouraged her to explore her creative talents. Altina's upbringing in an intellectually stimulating environment fueled her curiosity and passion for art and design.
It was in the 1930s when Altina Schinasi unveiled her most significant contribution to the world of fashion &ndash; the cat-eye glasses. These eyeglasses featured an upward sweep at the outer corners of the frames, resembling the captivating shape of a cat's eye. Her design was a bold departure from the traditional round or oval frames of the time and instantly captured the attention of style-conscious individuals.
Cat-eye glasses quickly became a sensation, gracing the faces of Hollywood stars, fashion icons, and socialites. The innovative design not only added a touch of glamour but also emphasized the wearer's facial features, making them a popular choice for women seeking a distinct and alluring look.
Her cat-eye glasses design has endured as a timeless classic, inspiring countless contemporary designers and becoming a symbol of retro-chic elegance. Celebrities and fashion enthusiasts continue to embrace her iconic eyewear, ensuring that her legacy remains alive in the fashion world.
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/eye-flu-suffering-from-conjunctivitis-know-why-it-is-important-to-wear-dark-sunglasses-1690546624024"> Eye flu: Suffering from conjunctivitis? Know why it is important to wear dark sunglasses</a>

Google marked the 75th anniversary of the India's independence on Monday with a vibrant doodle.
The delectable doodle with elements of the tricolour in the kites shown follows the recent launch of the "India ki Udaan" project executed by Google Arts and Culture that celebrates the country's achievements and is "themed on the unwavering and undying spirit of India over these past 75 years".
The illustration by Kerala-based artist Neethi depicts a woman making kites and youngsters engaged in playing the traditional sport in a colourful setting, with the sun and high-rise buildings shown in the backdrop.
Google has added GIF animation to it, infusing a layer of dynamism and thus, bringing the doodle alive, as the tricolour-themed kites can be seen moving in the air.
Also, in the artwork, a young girl holds a kite with a heart sign on it, while a man looks at the flight of a kite bearing the number "75", tethered from a spool in his hand.
"On this day in 1947, India officially became a democratic country -- ending nearly two hundred years of British rule. The lengthy struggle for freedom resulted in the birth of the largest democracy in the world. Heroic freedom fighters, such as Mahatma Gandhi, led the country's independence movement through civil disobedience and nonviolent protests," Google said on its official page.
The artist said the artwork depicts the "culture around kites -- from the craft of creating bright, beautiful kites to the cheerful experience of a community coming together".
"I have drawn kites depicting our national colours, a message of love and commemorating the 75 years of India's independence. They fly as high as skyscrapers, birds and I would like to believe, the sun," she was quoted as saying about the doodle on the official page of the internet search engine.
The vast expanse of the sky brightly speckled with soaring kites is a colourful symbol of the great heights that the country has achieved, Neethi said.
Earlier this month, a senior Google official, while launching the "India ki Udaan" project, curated as part of the Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, had said a "very special doodle will be unveiled this year on August 15".
The vibrant online project captures the milestones India has achieved in its journey of 75 years since independence, draws from rich archives and features artistic illustrations to tell the story of the country.
A physical representation of the new digital collection was also set up at the venue on the day of the launch, with a kite-shaped digital screen, pictures with augmented reality experience and other tech-driven experiences.

Independence Day 2022: Google's special doodle for 75 years of India's independence

Google marked the 75th anniversary of the India's independence on Monday with a vibrant doodle.

The illustration by Kerala-based artist Neethi depicts a woman making kites and youngsters engaged in playing the traditional sport in a colourful setting, with the sun and high-rise buildings shown in the backdrop.

Google marked the 75th anniversary of the India's independence on Monday with a vibrant doodle.
The delectable doodle with elements of the tricolour in the kites shown follows the recent launch of the "India ki Udaan" project executed by Google Arts and Culture that celebrates the country's achievements and is "themed on the unwavering and undying spirit of India over these past 75 years".
The illustration by Kerala-based artist Neethi depicts a woman making kites and youngsters engaged in playing the traditional sport in a colourful setting, with the sun and high-rise buildings shown in the backdrop.
Google has added GIF animation to it, infusing a layer of dynamism and thus, bringing the doodle alive, as the tricolour-themed kites can be seen moving in the air.
Also, in the artwork, a young girl holds a kite with a heart sign on it, while a man looks at the flight of a kite bearing the number "75", tethered from a spool in his hand.
"On this day in 1947, India officially became a democratic country -- ending nearly two hundred years of British rule. The lengthy struggle for freedom resulted in the birth of the largest democracy in the world. Heroic freedom fighters, such as Mahatma Gandhi, led the country's independence movement through civil disobedience and nonviolent protests," Google said on its official page.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/independence-day-2022-panch-pran-pm-modi-outlines-roadmap-for-next-25-years-1660537384550">Independence Day 2022 | 'Panch Pran': PM Modi outlines roadmap for next 25 years</a>
The artist said the artwork depicts the "culture around kites -- from the craft of creating bright, beautiful kites to the cheerful experience of a community coming together".
"I have drawn kites depicting our national colours, a message of love and commemorating the 75 years of India's independence. They fly as high as skyscrapers, birds and I would like to believe, the sun," she was quoted as saying about the doodle on the official page of the internet search engine.
The vast expanse of the sky brightly speckled with soaring kites is a colourful symbol of the great heights that the country has achieved, Neethi said.
Earlier this month, a senior Google official, while launching the "India ki Udaan" project, curated as part of the Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, had said a "very special doodle will be unveiled this year on August 15".
The vibrant online project captures the milestones India has achieved in its journey of 75 years since independence, draws from rich archives and features artistic illustrations to tell the story of the country.
A physical representation of the new digital collection was also set up at the venue on the day of the launch, with a kite-shaped digital screen, pictures with augmented reality experience and other tech-driven experiences.

International Women's Day2022: Google Doodle celebrates International Women's Day with an animated video featuring women acing diverse roles in society.


International Women's Day Special: Google Doodle honours women with animated slideshow

Google Doodle celebrates International Women's Day with an animated video featuring women acing diverse roles in society.


Google celebrates the day by releasing a special Doodle every year&nbsp;
Google Doodle released an animated video featuring women in their diverse roles in society
Every year, the world celebrates International Women&rsquo;s Day on the 8th of March

Google Doodle celebrates International Women's Day with an animated video featuring women acing diverse roles in society.

International Women's Day 2022: Today, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/international-women-s-day-special-know-the-ideal-nutrition-and-diet-for-women-1646724702816" target="_blank">International Women's Day</a> is being celebrated all over the world. Search engine giant Google also commemorates the day by releasing a unique and special Doodle every year honouring women for their global impact.
Recently, Google Doodle released an animated video featuring women in their diverse roles in society; from homemakers to scientists to a doctor. Each illustration depicted in today&rsquo;s Doodle is connected by the common thread of how women show up for themselves, their families and their communities.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/international-women-s-day-special-4-ways-to-feel-confident-in-your-skin-1646393275673" target="_blank">International Women's Day Special : 4 Ways to feel confident in your skin&nbsp;</a>
Every year, the world celebrates <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/international-women-s-day-special-how-to-celebrate-this-day-with-your-girl-gang-1646631485993" target="_blank">International Women&rsquo;s Day</a> on the 8th of March to recognise the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women worldwide.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/editorji-exclusive-women-s-nutrition-and-metabolism-needs-after-40-1646467365064">Editorji Exclusive: Women&rsquo;s Nutrition and Metabolism Needs After 40&nbsp;</a>

Google boss Sundar Pichai&nbsp;was going old school with offline video games on Friday night as he tweeted that he&nbsp;might need to work on his "surfing skills". Pichai&nbsp;was weeting about the dinosaur game that&rsquo;s built-in into the Chrome web browser, which users play to kill time till their internet connection is restored.The google chrome based game is focused on a&nbsp;pixelated Tyrannosaurus rex, which keeps running endlessly across a landscape while users need to duck or jump over&nbsp;obstacles on the way to achieve a high scoreGoogle has revamped the game to have an Olympics-theme where the&nbsp;T-rex will pick up the Olympic torch and get transformed into one of the avatars playing at the Olympics.Read/Watch Also: The spectator-less start to the Olympics

Netizens rush to rescue as Google Chief Sundar Pichai looks for help on a video game

Click here to find out why the Google boss Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;needs to up his surfing skills

Pichai goes old school with video games

<ul>
<li>Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;tweets he for help in an offline video game, Netizens&nbsp;come for rescue&nbsp;</li>
<li>Pichai&nbsp;tweeted about playing the offline Chrome web browser dinosaur game</li>
<li>Google revamped the offline Chrome dinosaur game with Olympics-theme</li>
</ul>

Pichai&nbsp;tweeted that he needed work on his 'surfing skills'&nbsp;while sharing the image from Google's dino game.

Google boss Sundar Pichai&nbsp;was going old school with offline video games on Friday night as he tweeted that he&nbsp;might need to work on his "surfing skills". Pichai&nbsp;was tweeting about the dinosaur game that&rsquo;s built-in into the Chrome web browser, which users play to kill time till their internet connection is restored. The Google chrome-based game is focused on a&nbsp;pixelated Tyrannosaurus rex, which keeps running endlessly across a landscape while users need to duck or jump over&nbsp;obstacles on the way to achieve a high score Google has revamped the game to have an Olympics-theme where the&nbsp;T-rex will pick up the Olympic torch and get transformed into one of the avatars playing at the Olympics. Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9yn7">The spectator-less start to the Olympics</a>

Google has always ensured that we are well-informed and abreast with all celebrations around the world. This International Women's day, Google's doodle features 13 inspirational quotes from women around the world. Google features quotes from Indian boxer Mary Kom & Indian diplomat NL Beno Zephine, along side Frieda Kahlo and Dr. Mae Jemison, among others. 

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