These adjustable and collapsible nappa leather headphones, made by Swedish design brand Molami, are designed “to complement the face and accentuate the cheekbones.” The gold microphone is printed with the Molami logo, and the cord is wrapped in fabric for extra protection. We’re guessing they’re pillow-soft, too.
Why are these little babies so pricey? It probably has something to do with the two-tone stingray leather knots. Yes, stingray leather. As in, leather from stingrays.
The earbuds come with additional size pads and employ an “EarClick system” that secures the buds in place at two separate points.
What do you get the punk rocker who has everything? Consider a limited-edition Swarovski Skull Docking Station for a modest $1,100. Each of these badass skulls (we love the pyramid-stud teeth) is made of Jet Hematite crystal with a ruthenium finish metal face, and comes engraved with the Limited Edition number.
The bad news: the dock is only compatible with the iPhone 4 and 4S, and who still has one of those? So not punk.
Swarovski definitely knows how to do designer tech. Feast your eyes on this 8GB, stainless steel USB key adorned with tiny Jet Hematite crystals. Push the lock up and the USB pops out. The key ring can be attached to your bag or wallet; it also comes in pink, for a more feminine touch.
When you’re taking pictures with your DSLR on a chilly day, do you ever wish that your neck was draped in luxurious rabbit fur? Suffer no more with this Bryan Boy for Adrienne Landau Rex Fur Camera Strap, which comes in black or magenta. Just don’t sweat too much; the strap needs to be dry cleaned by a fur specialist.
Maison Martin Margelia’s $1,060 iPad case is made of grey eel-embossed leather and is compatible with all iPad models. There’s also an interior pen holder and slit pockets with 4 card slots. What’s next month’s rent when you can slip your iPad into one of these guys?
Stingray leather is so hot right now. This portable Bluetooth speaker, developed by Rebecca Minkoff and Stellé Audio, is contained inside a stylish boxy clutch covered with embossed stingray leather. Operate it using your smartphone from as far as 50 feet away; the built-in microphone allows for speakerphone capabilities. Choose from green, black and white or fuchsia with silver pyramid studs.
Here’s another way to show off your haute punk style: this $388 iPhone 5 case features a badass black and white Swarovski crystal skull. It looks like you can only buy it at a boutique in Frankfurt, Germany, so be sure to factor the airfare into the price.
If Swarovski’s crystal USB doesn’t tickle your man’s fancy, how about this pebbled leather 16GB USB keychain, complete with the Lamborghini shield logo? Vroom, vroom!
Say goodbye to smartphone-induced frostbite with these quilted leather gloves, outfitted with tech-capable fingertips that keep you cozy and warm while you tap away at your touch-screen. Made of goat leather with a gold spade logo and zipper at the outer wrist, plus touch-sensitive technology in the thumb and index finger, these $148 tech gloves will keep your extremities safe this winter -- and you can’t put a price on that.
In case you haven't heard, the iPhone 5S and the Samsung Galaxy S4 now come in gold. Ooh la la!
In the spirit of all things bling, we've rounded up a few more ways to exhaust your wallet. Whether you're looking to glam up your tech arsenal or you just want to ogle shiny, expensive things, here are 10 of the most extravagant tech accessories for the geeky fashionista.
See also: Can't Wait for the iPhone 5S? Get the Look With a Gold Case
Charge your phone in style with a limited-edition Swarovski docking station ($1,100), pimp your DSLR with a camera strap made of rabbit fur ($295), or covertly carry a set of speakers wherever you go with Rebecca Minkoff's Audio Clutch ($399).
Would you shell out for any of these haute accessories? Let us know in the comments.
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