I’m into the Square box look.

Australian based sunglass label Graz, headed by Graz Mulcahy, might be one of the best kept secrets in eyewear, at least here in the states. Make no mistake about it though, Graz is not new to designing sunglasses, and for many who might not be familiar with the name know of his works. At just the age of 19 he launched AM eyewear before moving on to design for Ksubi and then onto his own self entitled line Graz. Some might also recognize the name, as having designed sunglasses and collaborated with the label Chronicles of Never for both the 2009/10 line.

Now Graz sunglasses collaborates with Aussie art based magazine Monster Children for these limited edition sunnies simply called �Obstacle�. These aggressive unisex sunglasses are a juxtaposition of futuristic and old school classic� style. They have straight lines and sharp edges and feature a keyhole bridge. They are all hand made of beautiful quality acetate. Get them here.

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Classic Material B!

Vintage style Versace Medusa shades with tortoise shell frame.

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The power of celeberity…

Hollywood-based eyewear brand Oliver Peoples launch a lookbook for their upcoming Spring 2010 Resort Collection. The classic images feature some of the brands forthcoming selections, including the Danni, Rees, Barries, Riley and Sacha. Featured in the lookbook are the familiar faces of actor Elijah Woods and Shirley Manson.

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 As seen from Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2009 menswear show, the Amar Sunglasses is a unique overhaul to the classic aviator style which combines an innovative design and exquisite details. Amar features a removable lateral protection in the sides which forestalls dust and glare. The frame is made from acetate and brushed antiqued metal temples with Damier engraved detailing. The lenses are graduated and offers 100% UV protection. Amar is available at Louis Vuitton for approximately US$600.

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Even tho these sunglasses have been sluted out. They make everyone that wears them look like a star. Even ya boi…

Mane o Mane…I gotta see these on. A lil hot something. I bet Lady Gaga’s jumping on these early!

This season, nonconformist Martin Margiela offers an outlandish take on a Ray-Ban Shooter style sunglass frame. All I can think of is Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas meets welding mask. colette says it’s a piece “just like his creator; atypical, playful, unique!” If those words describe you, and you think you can pull this off, they’re now available in two colors at colette.

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I’m still waiting on my pair.

Here’s a look at the newest pieces from A-morir by Kerin Rose. A playful standout adaptation to eyewear. Luv! Available at A-morir & PatField’s.

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I’d get these on the strength that P make me laugh so hard in that Complex interview. that was like the best shit ever! “Go on & tell…Go on & tell her” -Skateboard P.

One of BBC’s most requested item.  The delay was caused by the FDA. They make it difficult to import sunglasses!  Now available on BBC web store and at the NYC Flagship store.

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Paul Smith launch their first sunglasses collection with Oakley for Spring/Summer 2009. The result is fresh and fun capsule collection of Frogskin frames in four striking colourways. With a distinct matt rubberised finish, the Oakley Frogskins were first released in 1986 and became a symbol of that decade’s surf and skate culture. The Paul Smith frames reflect their retro origins with their high-voltage colour – pink, purple, blue and an original camo design. The sunglasses are finished with gradient mirrored lenses. Only 500 pairs will be available and limited exclusively to be sold in Paul Smith shops.

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