You can buy them here: Illesteva

Was walking past the Nicole Farhi store today and these lovely sunglasses were peeping at me from the window….you can actually buy them online from the Nicole Farhi online shop for 80 £ instead of the shop where they are priced at 110£
http://www.nicolefarhi.com/shop/category/Womens-NICOLE-FARHI/3?Product=362&Page=all

I love these glasses because they are so low key. Very simple and elegant yet so technologically advanced. They have the most incredible lenses in them that offer total protection against harmful rays of the sun and enhancing sharp and clear vision. 100 % made of natural materials: lenses are glass and frames are celluloid. Loro Piana teamed up with Barberini, world leader in the production of optical glass solar lenses who creates lenses for glider pilots….

Johan Lindeberg’s brand BLKDNM pairs up with MOSCOT to make incredible sunglasses. So downtown. Getting in touch with my inner rockabilly… THANK YOU SO MUCH BLKDNM!
You can buy them http://us.blkdnm.com/special-items/accessories/icat/spaccressories/

Nostalgic about the 60′s? Theses glasses were created  in Milan in  2009 and only come in this one shape but in multiple colours. You can buy them in Liberty in London, 10 Corso Como in Milan or on their internet site www.sunettes.com

Head to the Lower East Side for  some vintage-inspired frames from the 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s . Their glasses were first being sold from a pushcart on the Lower East Side in 1895  followed briefly with the set up of a shop  in 1915. Read more

Illesteva was founded in 2009 by Daniel Silberman and born-and-raised New Yorker Jus Ske and the sunglasses are handmade in Italy and Germany.  Simple NYC downtown vibe for any outfit. Read more

Daniel and Simon Beckerman, the creators of Super sunglasses are also the publishers of PIG magazine- Italy’s most prestigious independent music and fashion magazine. They make really fun sunglasses with really good quality lenses. I love these as it brings an element of street culture to your look but with Zeiss lenses …and not some super cool sunglasses that you found in a thrift market but once you wear them on the beach you go blind. Read more