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Showing posts with label Eyewear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eyewear. Show all posts
Tom Ford Felix Sunglasses
Tom Ford mixes the minimal with the ornate in the Felix, a pair of wonderful sunglasses. Rose colored gold metal frames come out wonderfully, and compliment the tortoise bridge accent and brown lenses well. With a unique criss cross pattern on the bridge, the Felix combines elegance and style perfectly.
Cutler & Gross Tortoiseshell Eyeglasses
Cutler & Gross doesn’t mess about here, releasing a pair of gorgeous Tortoiseshell eyeglasses. A basic design, the frame design is absolutely ordinary, with clean, crisp lines, and a familiar design, while the material used is a bold Havana tortoiseshell.
David Gandy for Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Eyewear Campaign
David Gandy photographed by Mariano Vivanco for Dolce & Gabbana fall winter 2011-2012 eyewear campaign.
Giorgio Armani 835 Black
These retro rounds (model 835) from Armani are a nice piece of designer eyewear. Going with that horn rimmed Gregory Peck feel, these frames have the class of an aristocrat with the integrity of a college kid.
Premium acetate is combined with high grade metal to complete this striking frame. With a simple word mark down the arm, you will still be able to flash the “Armani” when need be.
Waiting For The Sun Data Redux Bamboo Wood
Ok, we couldn’t just showcase the black wooden ones, without recognizing Waiting For The Sun’s Data Redux frames in natural bamboo. As we mentioned earlier, this design is much more in tune with what we picture when we think of wooden frames. Although maybe slightly eccentric, these retro cut shades still deliver the attributes of designer sunglasses, without all the nasty chemicals found in plastics. Make a statement this summer and reduce your carbon footprint with the Data Redux by Waiting For The Sun.
Bottega Veneta Nero Evergreen
The Nero Evergreen sunglasses are a house favourite by luxury brand Bottega Veneta. With a 1950s era catlike design, Bottega Veneta make a mere drive to the lake an all-out style event. Yet, to their credit they avoid over embellishing these classically cut shades. Nary a jewel nor flash of metal don the frame exterior, making their utter simplicity the notable feature of the Nero Evergreen.
Ray-Ban Folding Wayfarers
Not content to let Persol have all the fun, Ray-Ban issues their own folding Wayfarers. The familiar Wayfarer design is present, though with a slightly thickened bridge. Folding in two easily at the bridge and arms, this pair of specs has all the functionality and style of the original Wayfarer, in a small stowaway form! Available online now.
Balenciaga Square Frame Sunglasses
Fresh from Balenciaga comes this pair of square frame sunglasses, a great fashionable pair of frames. Dark brown frames with gold tortoise details throughout, these frames are matched with ruddy brown lenses, making for a wonderful look.
Karl Lagerfeld Eyewear Spring/Summer 2011|Freja Beha Erichsen & Baptiste Giabiconi by Karl Lagerfeld
Freja Beha Erichsen & Baptiste Giabiconi were photographed by Karl Lagerfeld for Karl Lagerfeld Eyewear campaign.
Jeepers Peepers ‘Exclusive To ASOS' Sunglasses In Tortoiseshell
Jeepers Peepers give ASOS a bit of a scoop with these exclusive sunglasses in a wild torotiseshell pattern. The round eye design that Jeepers Peepers uses is brilliant, but it’s the bright yellow print, and blue lenses used here that really makes these sunglasses amazing. Available online now.
Joost Van Der Hulst for Tom Ford Spring/Summer 2011 Eyewear Campaign
Joost Van Der Hulst appears alongside a blonde Abbey Lee Kershaw for Tom Ford’s spring 2011 eyewear campaign.
Mykita Yuri eyewear
German eyewear company Mykita has crossed the line between form and function with the Yuri, a bold new pair of sunglasses. Taking the shutter shade concept to all new heights, the Yuri is a bold semi-helmet in red plastic, a staggering statement piece, available online now.
photos:framegeek.com/
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