Dries Van Noten matches his prints from seventeenth-century botanical etchings and soilid black-and-whites with chunky acetate round aviator-ish sunglasses in black or white. 


Photos: Style.com

Photo: Optical Vision Resources
Dries Van Noten matches his prints from seventeenth-century botanical etchings and soilid black-and-whites with chunky acetate round aviator-ish sunglasses in black or white. 


Photos: Style.com

Photo: Optical Vision Resources

I love how she matched her bright stockings, skirt and her large necklace with nude shoes and sunglasses.
Photo: The Satorialist
Some inspiring photos from Stockholm Streetstyle:
The new Marni frames I saw in Paris are probably the best collection so far. They are still very feminine and colorful but slightly larger, which will make them more weareable. The colors are red, blue, turquoise, yellow, green, puple, brown, beige and pastels. Most frames are a combination of transparent and opaque, matte and glossy or two-tone colored.
I instantly found my favorites:

Look at the fine details.

Love the color combination. No one does it like Marni.
In Paris I met Garrett Leight and Elena Doukas to see the Garrett Leight glasses. It was great to finally meet them since we at Bonocle like the frames so much! We had a great time and talked most of the time so I kinda forgot to take pictures.
What I can tell you is that great things are about to come! I am really really excited! Garrett is doing a great job, there are few models but all of them are truly well executed!
You can read more about Garret Leight’s frames here and here and stay tuned for future posts about Garrett Light!

Garrett Leight through the Hampton.
An evening on a rooftop in beautiful Paris I had the opportunity of seeing Thom Browne‘s first eyewear collection.
Thom Browne is a New York based fashion designer. His suits look a littel bit awkward consisting of pants so short they show the sockless ankles, and jackets ending right below the waist, not covering the back. The suit colors a mostly gray and matched with a tie in the same fabric.
For his sunglass line he teamed up with eyewear brand Dita to make one of the most detailed and finest eyewear collections I’ve seen. Details such as perforated splatter shields and tri-colored cable temple ends are made in such detail it’s absolute perfection. The shapes are round, oval, aviator or wayfarer in the style of the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s. Have a look and enjoy both the detailing in Thom Browne’s eywear and an amazing Paris Indian summer evening.

Photo: The Goodiebad Blog







It’s in the details, especially if you are the only one knowing it.
Last week in Paris I met a beautiful woman who works at the family owned optician Optiek Tackoen in Hasselt, Belgium. She looks cool and stylish in her Reiz frames!
Oliver Goldsmith designed the crazy Uuksuu sunglass in 1964 and now Claire Goldsmith, his great granddaughter remakes the cool sunglass frame. The acetate shape is slightly rounded butterfly but the lens in squareish.
My dear friend Frida works at Oliver Goldsmith in London. This summer we both ordered the same sunglass – without even knowing it! Frida has the Mint Choc Chip and I have the Tortoise Split. Great minds think alike.
Oh I really love Miu Miu‘s campaign pictures!
I love the lighting and the 40’s look, colors and i really love the shades! More CAT FRAMES, please!
Photos: Miu Miu. Model: Hailee Steinfeld.