Nom De Guerre teamed up with high-quality eyewear brand, Oliver Peoples, to produce a very classic frame that is inspired by famous 50’s musician, Roy Orbison. The frame will come in two colors, black and brown. These will only be produced in limited quantities so be sure to snatch them up when they go on sale at Oki-Ni.
The Dragon Artist Project moves forward with a familiar name in artist Mike GIANT on the Calavera model. GIANT’s initial love for drawing sprouted off at a young age, eventually settling in New Mexico as a tattoo artist as he continually developed his art. A limited edition GIANT Calavera will come packaged with a set including box and booklet featuring Dragon Artist Project/GIANT projects. A suggested retail price of $125 has been set and should release at Karmaloop in coming weeks.
Pastelle, the much much anticipated clothing label from Kanye West, has been very discreet. But finally, now we get glimpse of its sunglass collaboration with Ksubi, an Australian fashion label known amongst many celebrities. Ksubi designer, George Gorrow, first worked with Kanye in 2006 to create stage eyewear for his music videos. The line will be launched in October and will feature a limited edition gold frame sunglasses that will go for around $2000.
This is definitely a collaboration worth waiting for, as it seems like Kanye and George Gorrow make for a strong team as Kanye says, “I love the sunnies Ksubi has produced over the years, and it’s an honour to collaborate with them on this first installment of Pastelle frames, George is an incredibly talented designer, and I’ve never met anyone who knew more about sunglasses and other cool stuff.”
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Combining a classic look with a timeless design, this season DVS Luxe has partnered up with Ray-Ban, a leader in eyewear manufacturing for over 70 years. DVS chose the “Wayfarer” sunglass model as the canvas for a mixture of black and brown, with a frame consisting of marble hues, and gloss black exterior. To compliment the sunglasses and the Luxe Standard was chosen. The upper has a combination of materials including full grain leather, mesh and a viva suede sockliner while the custom striped footbed matched the interior of the Ray-Ban frame. The detail box stitch and embroidered icon finishes the package to provide a complete experience. Exclusively sold as a package in North America only. Suggested retail price of $199 USD.
While the original pairing of Stussy x Original Fake for OF’s 2nd anniversary revolved predominately around sunglasses, a further look into the collection includes a few more items. Utilizing OF’s familiar imagery, some attire perfect for the beach plays to the strengths of Stussy’s roots as a surf brand including board shorts and a towel. The board shorts are slated for a May 3rd release while the sunglasses and towel are yet to be determined.
A comprehensive look into Original Fake’s 2nd anniversary collection has been released. No stranger to big time collaborations, the items include a t-shirt with Kate Moss and Supreme, a Ballistic V-Bag with Visvim, denim with Levi’s and frames with Stussy. Each product is not without Original Fake’s strong branding including Chomper and Bendy designs.
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Yoshifumi Egawa aka. Yoppi from the skate/bike crew T19 gives us a preview of the T19 x Stussy Sunglasses on his blog at Honeyee. The sunglasses is based on the Stussy Naomi model and will be part of “T19 Candy Blue Products”. Not much is currently known but stay tuned for more info!
Legendary tattoo artist Tim Hendricks and Sabre have collaborated on a finely detailed pair of shades. The black loc style Sabre Hooligan frame comes adorned with Tim’s signature fine rose tattoo artwork creeping down both arms. The frames also feature an engraved F.T.W logo and come packaged in a customized Tim Hendricks box. The first run of Hooligan frames are only available at Sabre’s “Don’t Panic” Showroom in Newport Beach, California. For more of Tim’s work visit http://www.saltwatertattoo.com
WTAPS has introduced the concepts and themes behind their eyewear collection, “Slinly Optics”. The collection is divided into four separate themes, Outsiders, Misfits, Punks and Rebels. Among the first models feature is the Bad Manner. The frame shape cuts out sharply towards the edge of the eyes with interpretations based on the letter ‘W’.
Stussy shows us a glimpse of their soon-to-be-released 2008 Sunglasses collection. All the sunglasses are 100% Italian handmade with high quality metals and cellulite acetate. All lenses are shatterproof and also provide 100% UVA/UVB protection. There is a total of 11 different model types, all with their own unique styling that fits with Stussy’s history as well as the current trends. All the pieces have subtle branding with a Stussy logo on the side.
All glasses will soon be available at Stussy stores and accounts all over the globe. There will also be a special product release with a sunglass model created by a collaboration between Hiroshi Fujiwara and Stussy Japan.
Here are some orthodox frames from Stussy with a contemporary update. Following suit of the “Michael”, “Naomi”, and “Kiyonaga”, Stussy now brings you the “Hiroshi” as in marketing monster Hiroshi Fujiwara. As one would expect, the details are small with high impact. Simplicity is key with everything involving HF and its the small details that always count. They will be available first at Stussy Japan’s stores on the 19th then Honeyee’s online store the 21st of April.
HUF SF is continuously expanding their own collection and transforming into much more than just a retail store. Here we’re giving you a sneak peek at their sunglasses that’s coming out this summer. It seems like the sunglasses will come in two models and colors with subtle branding. More information to come.
Source: Keith Hufnagel
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