In today’s post we will be looking at a limited-edition piece from the Persol Calligrapher collection; the Persol PO3165S Calligrapher edition. The Calligrapher edition frames have metal sides that are reminiscent of the nimbus of a calligrapher’s pen and blends beautifully with the signature arrow present on the front. The detail and craftsmanship shine through while still maintaining a simple yet bold design.
Read MoreOliver Peoples was established in 1987 in Sunset Bolivar, California. Its founder, Larry Leight, purchased an estate full of vintage spectacles and sold them in his boutique. It gained the recognition of Vogue magazine and has since been featured in many films including The American Psycho and Ocean’s Eleven. Their classic styles and subtle branding have appealed to a large audience who seek stylish and fashionable eyewear without the …
Read MoreFerrari has always been known as a brand of luxury, innovation, and quality in motor mechanics since its founding in 1939. They have won numerous Formula One seasons and are still running strong. This season they have teamed up with Ray-Ban to give us the Scuderia Ferrari sunglass collection. The series includes remakes of classic Ray-Ban frames with Ferrari's signature shield and the colours and themes associated with their supercars.
Read MoreRay-Ban was originally founded by Bausch and Lomb, an American eye health production company, and designed sunglasses for the US Army Air Corps to reduce the intensity of blue and white hues visible in the sky. The company was then bought out by the Italian eyewear giant Luxottica in 1999. It has been the staple of eyewear fashion since its production and has been featured in many films ranging from Top gun, Men in black and many more.
Read MoreOakley started out as a sportswear manufacturer selling motorbike grips. They soon started making other products ranging from gloves, elbow guards to spectacles. The founder, James Jannard, patented a unique rubberised material called Unobtainium© which was initially used for the motorbike grips but was also used to on the sides of many sunglasses and optical frames when they entered the market.
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