KING

In the latest magazine from KING, a swedish fashion magazine for men, you can find these two pages:

Aviators from some of our favorite brands that we have been writing about before. You can find our earlier posts about them by clicking on the links: Leisure Society and Vasuma.

Both Jasmin and I love this season’s round sunglasses and you can read more about E&E and Moscot by clicking on the links.

SUNGLASS WEEK: Aviators

Aviators are probably the most common type of sunglasses and come in many different variations, from the egg shaped to the straight almost square shaped.


Cutler And Gross 902

Porsche Design 8478 C


MYKITA Franz in Limited Edition Gold


MYKITA Hector in Edelweiss


Dita X Cazal MOD 902 C3


MYKITA Ferris in Taupe


Tom Ford Helene in Gold is a very feminine version of the aviator.


Oliver Goldsmith Carl in Sherry


Mosley Tribes Becker


Lancier 003 in Gold and G-15 Lens


Leisure Society Brighton in Gold/Brown

SUNGLASS WEEK – Round

Today we’re presenting round shades and as you might know by now Jasmin and I really love round glasses.

This year almost every brand has a round shade in their collection, which made it difficult for us to choose. But here is a sample of the coolest round shades! 


Cutler & Gross 0736 C:WS


Ray-Ban 5154 2012


Oscar Magnuson 8910 9501


Moscot Miltzen Crystal


Oscar Magnuson 8912 9202


Epos Nyx TN


E&E Falsterbo Sköldpadd


Graz Joel 011-7

SUNGLASS WEEK – Modern Classics

Earlier today we showed you a few true classics. There are many frames inspired by them but with a modern touch.

Modern Classics


Oliver Peoples Jack One. Inspired by a frame worn by Neil Diamond:


Neil Diamond. Photo: Oliver Peoples


Paul Frank A Sacrifice to Sophistication in Black


Tom Ford Cary in Tortoise


Garrett Leight Speedway Topbar


Barton Perreira Corso Chestnut Antique Gold Brown Lens. VERY similar to the popular Oliver Peoples MP-2.


Cutler And Gross M1008 in Dark Tortoise

SUNGLASS WEEK – Classics

The Classics are a great investment and will look good for many occasions and for many years. If taken good care of, a classic sunframe may be passed down to the next generation. If you find one of these in your parent’s drawers, take great care of it.

These classics have been inspiration for many many sunglasses and still going strong.


Randolph Engineering Aviator, an American classic seen on Don Draper in Mad Men


Ray-Ban Aviator in Arista Gold and G-15 Lens


Ray-Ban Caravan in Arista Gold and G-15 Lens


Persol 649 in Dark Tortoise and G-15 Lens, read more about Persol and this particular frame here.


Ray-Ban Wayfarer in Dark Tortoise and G-15 Lens

Moscot Lemtosh in Tortoise and Calibar Green Lens