Carmelo Anthony definitely wins the award for best eyewear in Denver! He has great taste (both for himself and his wife) and is pictured above wearing his new Leonard frames that he purchased while in town last week for the Knicks vs. Nuggets game. Many thanks to Khalilah!!!
posted by Jordan at 1:21 pm
Over the last few months we’ve had the honor of being selected to work with the Attack group at the New York offices of Wieden + Kennedy. At the helm of their operation is Phil Chang, an all around amazing guy. We’ve upgraded Phil’s eyewear game by putting him in Silver Lining 3390. For sunglasses, we put his prescription in a pair of the SLV x OC aviator and sent it out for his favorite mirror, inferno.
posted by Jordan at 2:05 pm
Legendary sunglasses icon.
posted by Erik at 1:49 pm
Kerin Rose in Vintage Persol
Jordan in the Barracuda by A-Morir
Erik in a soon to be released A-Morir
Ricky in the A-Morir Bootsy
Playing with stylist Maeve Reilly.
posted by Jordan at 8:59 am
Nice weather deserves nice sunglassses. LV does it again. Crysto courtesy evidentfuture.
posted by Erik at 10:58 am
Dispelling any myth about thick black glasses being nerdy we present Kurt Rambis. Mr. Rambis played professional basketball (1980-1995) wearing thick black eyeglasses on the court. Winning four NBA championships playing for the Lakers he was nicknamed “Superman” by Chick Hearn in reference to Superman’s alter ego Clark Kent’s eyeglasses.
posted by Erik at 11:31 am
The winner Mario Sorrenti in his vintage Persols from Silver Lining.
posted by Erik at 12:01 pm
Wil.i.am bought these Alitalia last week, and Erik sold the Sunjets to Taboo right before their Times Square concert last night. Two peas down, two to go.
posted by Jordan at 10:41 am
Today we were visited by Natasha Cerda. She had recently been photographed for “Inverted Beauty-the Freaks of Nature x LV the stylist” wearing Maison Martin Margiela sunglasses. Those particular Margiela’s feature a very unique bridge design that sits lower down on the nose. Natasha was surprised to find a similar bridge design on a pair of vintage Courreges. Could they have been the inspiration piece for Margiela? Check out more pictures from the inverted beauty shoot on evidentfuture.
posted by Erik at 1:53 pm
Roddy McDowall, Planet of the Apes (1968)
posted by Erik at 9:18 am
