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Fashion News Roundup: Chilean Miners to be Saved by $450 Oakleys, Scott Sternberg's New Line Hits Korea and Justin Bieber is Shilling Nail Polish

More Like cool miners: In Chile tonight, 33 miners, who have been trapped in a hot, humid, dark cave for over two months, will begin their ascent above ground with a little help from Oakley. "The miners will emerge wearing the sunglasses, donated by the American company, Oakley, which will provide 100 per cent protection from ultraviolet light. Medics have warned of damage to the miners' retinas when they reach daylight after so long underground." While many of the victims' wives have been taking steps to beautify themselves in preparation, these men probably won't be looking their best, but at least they'll have some hot sunglasses to wear when reuniting with their loved ones. {Telegraph UK} Shepard Fairey Goes to Lit: The guy who conceived Obama's "HOPE" poster is just like us. Here are his top five favorite NYC hangouts. {Refinery29} I wish I lived in South Korea: Band of Outsiders did lower-priced line for men and women in collaboration with Bean Pole, a major brand in South Korea. Chloe Sevigny is the face of the campaign. This basically sounds like the coolest thing ever and we are extremely bummed it's not available in the states. With Girl debuting for Spring '11, we hope this means more lower priced options to come from Sternberg, for men and women alike. {Blackbook}