Swiss Pop artist Sylvie Fleury flexed her funny bone to design a pair of Dom Pérignon–commissioned wineglasses, due out in October. The artist, whose work riffs on everything from the luxury fashion world to UFOs, imprinted a whimsical trompe l’oeil red lipstick smudge on each glass as a sensually sloppy salute to romance. Only 999 pairs will be sold, and their $600 price tag also gets you a bottle of Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 1998, nestled with the glasses in a special case. Just be sure to wash your actual lipstick off the rim after use.
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