
It seems anyone who's a designer is putting out sunglasses these days. Joining the list that already includes Banana Republic, Phillip Lim and Tiffany are Pucci, Balenciaga, Chris Benz, Karl Lagerfeld, Chaiken, and Jimmy Choo. Considering everyone wants to go incognito these days, it's no surprise that these designers also want a piece of the shady pie.
- Pucci: This is the first time since the '70s that the label is bringing eyewear to its repertoire. The line features 19 styles in the famous Pucci colors like coral, blue, gold, purple, and black and white. It will be available this month at most major luxury retailers, will wholesale from $142 to $500.
- Balenciaga: Partnering with Safilo, Balenciaga's plastic and metal styles reflect a futuristic theme. They wholesale from $156 to $196, and will land at Balenciaga boutiques this month.
- Chris Benz: The young designer has teamed up with Moscot, a 93-year-old label, to design shades in colors such as peacock, orchid, and cerulean. The collection will become available on Moscot.com starting March and will retail for $250.
- Karl Lagerfeld: Chanel's designer has partnered with Marchon to bring high-tech sensibility to the masses. The collection, retailing from $175 to $250, will be available at select department stores and specialty shops by April.
- Chaiken: The label's partnership with Linda Farrow Vintage has produced eyewear fusing California cool and British vintage. Frames come in translucent green, brown, gold and antique gold. Look for them this Spring at small specialty stores and Harrods in London wholesaling for $100.
- Jimmy Choo: Come February, get your eyes on Jimmy Choo shades in sophisticated styles inspired by vintage frames from founder Tamara Mellon's personal collection. They include a studded aviator (Charley), oversized frames in black, tortoise, gold and silver (Kat), and a square-shaped frame with Swarovski crystal studs (Rock). Wholesale prices range from $140 to $205.
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what does everybody like on those huge glasses?
1You can never have too many sunglasses. I love my Chanel and Coach ones the best.
2Why do they have to be so expensive? I bought a pair of Calvin Klein's for $55 and they look good with everything I wear, the best pair I ever bought.
3I love new glasses, the choo's and balenciaga's sound delicious. Although i doubt that anything will be as lovely as my YSL's!
4I will stick with my classic ray ban aviators.
5That photo! Yuck! My grandma owns those glasses.
I understand big, and I understand retro, but those really miss the mark for me.
6I have trouble spending more than 20$ on sunglasses! forget 200$ yikes.
7I have an awesome pair of aviators i got for 20$ on vacation and a pair of big ones for the same price. id rather have 5 different style pairs X 20$ than get one pair for 100$ or more and then lose them...
I have 3 awesome pairs already
8D&G, DKNY, and Gucci
I love sunglasses...I can't imagine being without them in the summer. And when I'm driving!
9i love my tom ford's
10you can get great designer sunglasses for under 100$ nordstrum rack-Off of 5th (the nordstrum rack of Saks) I bought some Fendi glasses I LOVED for 75$ I think and some Armani for 65$. At the rack they have tons of Juciy, gucci, YSL, D&G, coach, kate spade...I could go on and on. You dont have to pay 350 for fab shades People
11I got my last pair of shades from the Rack for like $65 and I love them. Good tip to give NotSoSweet!
BTW, I love those shades in the pic. The big frames are the only ones I put on and they don't leave indentations in my chunky cheeks. They are all me!!! B-)
12that looks like lauren conrad's mannequin.
13I love sunglasses! Never have to many!
14Oooh! More brands of sunglasses to add to my collection...very exciting!
15love love love bug sunglasses
16I LOVE those!
17Balenciaga a favorite!
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