The Otra Daisy sunglasses will enhance your overall look with its uni-sex rectangular silhouette destined to be your cherished go-to pair. Fitted with smoke lenses, this colour combination will be a timeless and classic style to add to your collection.
Featuring a pilot shape with a double nose bridge ‘ inspired by best-selling styles ‘ these sunglasses offer a masterclass in opulence and elegance. Always a step ahead when it comes to the latest in luxury fashion, you can count on Versace to create the coolest colourways, from cult classics to seasonal shades.
Unafraid to follow new directions, Tiffany offers a brand new Tiffany T temple design, and it’s bolder than ever. The oversized beveled T acts as a sleek metal detail in the corners of the front frame for a cool and modern look.
The winning equation of geometric shapes, precise contours, and bold colourways ‘ this rectangular sun frame is a runway favourite. Sculpted from bio-based nylon, the strong milled front and extra-wide temples create a powerful silhouette with a unisex edge.
This sculptural style is inspired by the Glow Up trend, which breaks away from the norm and embraces new beauty standards. Designed to celebrate individual style, this butterfly-shaped frame features geometric details and comes in pop and monochrome colorways for a playful look that reflects the current trends.
The winning equation of geometric shapes, precise contours, and bold colourways ‘ this rectangular sun frame is a runway favourite. Sculpted from bio-based nylon, the strong milled front and extra-wide temples create a powerful silhouette with a unisex edge.
You know it’s always a good time when someone says, “I’ll meet you at the Bar!” This is The Bar. This pair is your one-way ticket to capturing the spirit of the ultimate party. With a design inspired by the raw energy of youth and surf culture, these shades are geared to amplify your summer adventures.
The Ray-Ban Round Metal sunglasses are totally retro. This look has been worn by legendary musicians and inspired by the 1960s counter-culture when this style first originated.