High end brands in their own regard, fashion label Nom de Guerre and optical brand Oliver Peoples have teamed up to create the NDG-1 frame, versatile for both sunglass and regular sight correction use. Four different styles have been chosen, each with different gradients. Of the four styles, Noir and DM will be available exclusively at Nom de Guerre stores in June/July.

Sophnet. has released a fresh set of products consisting of accessories including glass frames, womens tops and pillows. The sunglasses follow an oval shape with different frames configurations including brown/brown , clear/clear, brown/clear, black/clear and black/gray. The pillow features abstract prints in various colors. The womens 3/4 length top also utilizes the same patterns seen on the pillows. Available now at honeyee Store.

Futura Laboratories has been hard at work recently translating the mystique and styles of artist Futura into apparel and accessories. Some of the marquee upcoming designs include the Alphabet tee, the rugged and practical Cordura backpack and the Atomic Ring messenger bag. Available now at STLESS.

Clothing label Cactus and Japanese footwear label Ubiq recently revealed their upcoming directions with the creation of a special capsule of products including eyewear. The handmade frames are available in three different colors. The colors include brown/olive, navy/white and a special clear/gray colorway exclusive to street fashion magazine Street Jack. Available starting March 15th, 2008.

In a wide encompassing collection of goods ranging from fashion, to housewares and lifestyle products, G1950's well recognized design aesthetic can be seen in this most recent eyewear releases. The flattering shape is available in three different colors, black, green and multi-color at select G1950 dealers predominately located in Japan. Source:

The Japanese brand Wtaps has released a new pair of Slinky Optics Bad Manner Sunglasses. These cool looking shades comes in a dual tone colorway (black & white) and features a mean looking shape. We imagine that wearing these might make you look a bit like a superhero or a super villain. Nevertheless, they are now available at the Italian boutique, SlamJam.

Stussy has collaborated with Japanese fine glasses maker, Kotake Chyoubei (小竹長兵衛) for a pair of "Woody" glasses. The frame is hand made by the master Kotake Chyoubei. The glasses comes in three colors and retails for ¥29,400. Available at Zozo.