Fashion brand AllSaints celebrates its 21st anniversary with a collaboration with London-based eyewear label Archibald Optics creating a unique line of sunglasses that's so limited you must get your hands on a pair. The co-branded partnership brings traditional craftsmanship and contemporary style to men's fashion. These sunglasses are handmade in Japan, with the best locally sourced materials. Each frame goes through over 200 manual processes resulting in a truly distinctive piece of eyewear. Each pair is hand-carved with a serial number ranging from 001-210 on the temple of every frame. Did I mention this collection was truly limited?
The AllSaints limited edition sunglass collection features six designs with frame variations of slate, black scratch, ebony, and tortoise. The aqua or russet lenses vary in shape and size, and can fit any aesthetic regardless of desired shape and structure.
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Celeb-Approved Statement Sunglasses to Shield the Sun in Style
Think about it: Shading your eyeballs from the sun is kind of a no-brainer, but chances are that while you're carefully curating your next-day outfit, the last thing you're thinking about is what kind of fashion statement you're making with your sunglasses. Well, it's time to reprioritize your style goals. Sunnies, after all, are your "most important commuter accessory," according to E! Style Collective style expert Lindsay Albanese.
Need proof? Take a glance at head-turners like Raven-Symoné and Gigi Hadid who top off even the most basic of T-shirt and jeans combos with "over-the-top statement shades that are all about dressing for the element of impact," said Lindsay.
Sunglasses are an essential and very practical element in your wardrobe, and unlike a trendy top or skirt that won't get much mileage, you can pick a flamboyant pair and re-wear them day after day without getting tired of them. "You don't have to consider dress codes or anything like that, so all fashion rules go out the window," insisted Lindsay.
If this is your first foray into statement sunnies territory, "dip your toes in the trend by going with a mirrored lens or a clear frame in a classic retro shape like the cat-eye or wayfarer, easing your way into the more artistic, obscure versions."
For veteran shady ladies, challenge yourself to step out of your comfort zone and opt for an intermediate style—something that's a little bolder than just a reflective lens, like an out-of-the-box shape or a festive pattern.
Fashion risk-takers in the advanced category know that "the purpose of statement shades is to be artistic and to make an impression," said Lindsay. At this level, candy-colored frames in asymmetrical shapes might seem a bit over the top, but, hey, isn't that the point?
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