Ingrid


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MYKITA has a wonderful frame in their collection named “Ingrid”, which actually is named and inspired by Ingrid Bergman. This is one of my favorite frames from MYKITA! It’s slightly oversized but still feminine and elegant. Just like Ingrid Bergman, a classic beauty.

Here are some pictures of the frames that I took a while ago. I love the meeting between classic shapes and various colors.

The red one is definitely my favorite, since I love red details!

New MYKITA Sun SS11

We had the chance of looking at the newest of the newest MYKITA sun collection. Now we really can’t wait for the sun to come back!

MYKITA is an übercool Berlin based eyewear brand making really comfortable sunglasses with excellent quality and durability. The metal frames are really light as they’re cut out out of a  superthin sheat of steel and then milled into the right shape – this in combination of the screwless contruction (screws usually unscrew themselves) gives the MYKITA  frames a very unique look and feel.

Lately we’ve seen lots of round retro-style shapes and colorful sunglasses in general from all eyewear brands! MYKITA interprets this in a very modern and sleek way:


For all of you who love colorful sunglasses!



This feminine shape is lovely.


Transparent acetate shifts in color in the sunshine. COOL!


Very tasteful glasses for the gentlemen. Notice the superthin gold bottom rim.


OH! The shape, colors and matte texture! These are really fun!


The shading of this lens is exquisite. Notice the hinges on this acetate frame.


This oversized cat eye shape’s color reminds me of lolly pops


MYKITA has a collaboration with Uslu Airlines, offering three different colors for you to match your aviators with your nail polish! We like!

Matte VS Polished

Lately we’ve seen lots of matte acetate frames. This frosty texture adds an extra dimension to the frame and gives it a complete new look. It softens the dark colors and feels very comfortable against the skin. Take a look!


Oliver Peoples Wacks in Matte Red Havanna


Oliver Peoples Wacks in Sandalwood – you can clearly see the difference, right?


A few matte frames. Front to back: Theo Bonne in Matte Black, Oliver Peoples Wacks in Matte Red Havanna, Oliver Peoples Albert J in Matte Black and Cutler & Gross 1012 in Matt Dark Turtle.