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Green Wendy Sunglasses from Fred Flare

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The dominance of oversized shapes on the sunglasses market of recent years appears to be shifting, but there's always a retro element for designers to look to. This pair of Green Wendy Sunglasses from Fred Flare offer an immediate vintage look without opting for clichés.

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Polaroid Best Under The Sun archive sunglasses collection

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Perhaps now known more for its cameras, Polaroid was once a prime mover in the sunglasses market, producing some iconic styles from the '60s onwards. Some of those are celebrated and reissued in the Polaroid Best Under The Sun archive collection, now available via the Design Museum.

Four styles are on offer, Memphis, Donna, Image (designed by Kenneth Grange) and Rebel. Memphis is the one above, worn by musicians and hipsters in the 1960s, reproduced in premium nickel silver and state of the art TR90 for the modern market. They retail for £69.

Also, check out over the page for the other styles, all taken from the 1970s and 1980s and priced between £69 and £85.

Find out more at the Design Museum Shop website

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Pedlars Vintage Sunglasses

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Pedlars’ vintage ranges are always worth a look and their latest consignment of Vintage Sunglasses is no exception.

Pictured here is my favourite design, an Italian style from the 1970s in grey, but the other styles are just as stylish. Choose from unisex Japanese Aviators (dating from sometime in the period from the 1950s to 1970s) in either gold or silver or 1970s Pilot sunglasses from the USA. The Italian glasses cost £210, the other styles a bit more at £225.

Visit the Pedlars site to buy before they all sell out.

Categories / Women's Fashion

Eley Kishimoto Limited Edition for John Lewis Geek Cool Sunglasses

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John Lewis are upping the ante in the style stakes at the moment, thanks to a sunglass collection featuring collaborations with hip designers, including Eley Kishimoto.

With a nod to the classic Ray-Ban Wayfarers these glasses have square lenses and retro style aplenty. The white frames have a red inner, picked out with a double red stripe along the arm. Typical of Eley Kishmimoto's simple, timeless style, these shades will last you through this season and beyond.

The glasses are limited edition and available either online or in-store for a very reasonable £65.

Find out more on the John Lewis website