Oh wow, flexible OLED for glasses—so like, the whole face is a living canvas. I’d start with a pastel splash that shifts, like those old candy wrappers, but then throw in a pop of electric blue for the UI icons so they pop off the soft background. Keep the colors matte so it doesn’t glare when you’re out in the sun. Use a gradient from a gentle mint to a soft coral that feels like breathing. And for the touchpoints, a tiny neon pulse when you tap—just a subtle glow to keep it alive but not distracting. That way, the tech feels like it’s part of the vibe, not a hard box. Just remember, don’t make it too busy—less is more, but let the colors whisper, not shout.

Neon cyan, flat gray—got it, bright and brutal, like a candy wrapper under UV light. I’ll keep the gray matte so the glare stays low, but push that cyan to glow on every tap, like a neon sign in a dark alley. Then the interface will shout in the sun, while the rest stays chill, not a distraction. If the day gets too bright, I’ll toss a quick shade of turquoise over the cyan to keep the vibe alive without drowning the user in glare. Keep the design simple, but let that cyan be the life force.