Enough with the butterfly shaped sunglasses. All wannabes wear them, honestly they don't look like a Nicole Richie.. not any near! Hey wannabes, if you really WANNA BE different, try to find the pair in the picture and wear it. This is the real butterfly of the 60s. Where to find them? No no no.. I won't tell that!
Ok at least he gave a try. Turkish optician Atilla Kaplan has several interesting models on his website: www.atillakaplan.com. I can't say he is extremely creative but we should always appreciate people who take risks, no?
Former Tsubi, todays Ksubi is a famous streetfashion brand of Australia, and certainly a strong candidate to be one of the best in the fashion eyewear industry. The models are mostly inspired by vintage designs, however some of them are too far futuristic. I am confused here because I am one of those old fashioned guys who think fashion people should have consistency in their styles.. What do you think?
Carolina Herrera's half shaded black&white sunglasses is #1 in the similar models such as Marni and Chanel. In addition to being chic, they also have an elegant look taking me back to 60s. If Gace Kelly was alive, I am sure she would be wearing those..
According to Wikipedia, The Billionaire Boys Club was the popular nickname for BBC, an investment and social club organized by Joseph Gamsky, also known as "Joe Hunt", in southern Californai in 1983. The club recruited the sons of wealthy families from the Harvard School for Boys in the LA area with the promise of quick success in business life. Why are we still talking about them? Well, Pharrel Williams, Grammy winner producer jumped to the fashion, and he has re-created the brand BBC with his manager Robert Walker and Japanese designer Nigo, whom Williams has referred to as the Steven Spielberg of fashion. BBC has all kinds of clothing as well as well designed accessories like the Wayfarer modeled sunglasses in the picture... Thanks God he did that because I loved these sunglasses. http://www.bbcicecream.com/
