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Cosmopolitan ME
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan ME
Here are the trending Sunglass Brands the IT. Girlies are wearing this summer
Alright girlies, whether you're tanning by the beach or going for lunch with your besties, these sunnies are a staple in every girl's wardrobe 😎. Not only do they elevate your look, but they also add that effortlessly chic finishing touch that says stylish and unbothered. Khwaab Via @ Khwaab was recently launched by the iconic Pakistani influencer Zozo and is already turning heads and rewriting the eyewear rulebook. Khwaab meaning 'dream' in Urdu, was designed to turn your everyday look into a full main character moment. With styles like Aftaab and Junoon (yes, even the names sound like poetry), these sunnies drop and sell out faster than your iced coffee melts. ❤️ Le Specs Via @lespecs If there's one brand that knows how to serve It-girl energy without draining your bank account, it's Le Specs. Beloved by everyone from Kourtney Kardashian to your trendiest friend, their sunnies are the ultimate mix of playful, polished, and paparazzi-ready. Whether you're into oversized lenses, Y2K throwbacks, or sleek cat-eyes that scream 'don't text him,' they are cute, cool and an on the go easy pick up. 🫦 Miu Miu Via @racilllll If you're in the mood to dial up the drama, Miu Miu is calling. These sunnies are made for those who don't believe in 'too much.' Miu Miu shades bring the drama in the best way possible with big lenses, flirty shapes, and unapologetic energy. They're not just for blocking the sun, they're for making statements. 🩵 DMY Studios Via @dmystudios DMY Studios is your effortlessly cool bestie who always looks chic without trying. Worn by Hailey Bieber, Bella Hadid, Molly Mae and just about every model-off-duty, these retro-inspired frames are all about quiet confidence. They're the kind of sunnies you throw on with a slick bun and a latte in hand on the way to the airport, and somehow still look like you're headed to a shoot. Subtle? Yes. Forgettable? Never. ✈️ QUAY Via @quayaustralia Born in Australia and loved by just about every pop princess and reality TV babe (hi, Love Island), QUAY has bold frames and tinted lenses that give 'I'm not trying too hard but I still slayed the streets' vibes. Think weekend brunch, driving through golden hour, or stealing the spotlight in a viral TikTok. QUAY sunnies are all streamlined chic with a twist of fun, perfect for the kind of girl whose aesthetic is always subtly on point. 📷 Sunglasses are fun and flirty, but can also be spiritual for this girly.
Fashion Network
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Aries' No Problemo label links with Le Specs for eyewear capsule
London-based streetwear brand Aries has collaborated with Australia's Le Specs to launch an eyewear range for its independent sub-label No Problemo. The exclusive four-piece collection which 'fuses early 2000s racer culture with futuristic design cues' features unisex styles that channel No Problemo's 'signature offbeat aesthetic'. This comes via custom cutout details, 3D-moulded profiles and uniquely tapered temples. Each piece is finished with the No Problemo logo and its alien-face motif -- 'symbols of the label's irreverent spirit'. And the colour palette? We're told it draws from both industrial and cosmic references, pairing chromatic silvers with high-impact hues in designs evocatively named Pluto, Cyborg, Vortex, and Black Pool. Founder of Aries, Sofia Prantera, said: 'Eyewear has always fascinated me, I love designing products and eyewear is the perfect cross between object and fashion. Collaborating with Le Specs has been a really exciting dive into technology and future-forward design and a perfect vehicle to channel No Problemo's extraterrestrial themes.' Le Specs' creative director Hamish Tame added that the collab was a 'shared curiosity of pushing boundaries creatively and conceptually... design-wise, the No Problemo x Le Specs collaboration is a new territory for us with a series of sleek, otherworldly silhouettes finished with unique three-dimensionally sculpted details.'
Fashion Network
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Aries' No Problemo label links with Le Specs for eyewear capsule
London-based streetwear brand Aries has collaborated with Australia's Le Specs to launch an eyewear range for its independent sub-label No Problemo. The exclusive four-piece collection which 'fuses early 2000s racer culture with futuristic design cues' features unisex styles that channel No Problemo's 'signature offbeat aesthetic'. This comes via custom cutout details, 3D-moulded profiles and uniquely tapered temples. Each piece is finished with the No Problemo logo and its alien-face motif -- 'symbols of the label's irreverent spirit'. And the colour palette? We're told it draws from both industrial and cosmic references, pairing chromatic silvers with high-impact hues in designs evocatively named Pluto, Cyborg, Vortex, and Black Pool. Founder of Aries, Sofia Prantera, said: 'Eyewear has always fascinated me, I love designing products and eyewear is the perfect cross between object and fashion. Collaborating with Le Specs has been a really exciting dive into technology and future-forward design and a perfect vehicle to channel No Problemo's extraterrestrial themes.' Le Specs' creative director Hamish Tame added that the collab was a 'shared curiosity of pushing boundaries creatively and conceptually... design-wise, the No Problemo x Le Specs collaboration is a new territory for us with a series of sleek, otherworldly silhouettes finished with unique three-dimensionally sculpted details.'
Fashion Network
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Aries' No Problemo label links with Le Specs for eyewear capsule
London-based streetwear brand Aries has collaborated with Australia's Le Specs to launch an eyewear range for its independent sub-label No Problemo. The exclusive four-piece collection which 'fuses early 2000s racer culture with futuristic design cues' features unisex styles that channel No Problemo's 'signature offbeat aesthetic'. This comes via custom cutout details, 3D-moulded profiles and uniquely tapered temples. Each piece is finished with the No Problemo logo and its alien-face motif -- 'symbols of the label's irreverent spirit'. And the colour palette? We're told it draws from both industrial and cosmic references, pairing chromatic silvers with high-impact hues in designs evocatively named Pluto, Cyborg, Vortex, and Black Pool. Founder of Aries, Sofia Prantera, said: 'Eyewear has always fascinated me, I love designing products and eyewear is the perfect cross between object and fashion. Collaborating with Le Specs has been a really exciting dive into technology and future-forward design and a perfect vehicle to channel No Problemo's extraterrestrial themes.' Le Specs' creative director Hamish Tame added that the collab was a 'shared curiosity of pushing boundaries creatively and conceptually... design-wise, the No Problemo x Le Specs collaboration is a new territory for us with a series of sleek, otherworldly silhouettes finished with unique three-dimensionally sculpted details.'
The Guardian
04-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
What to wear for an April wedding
Blazer, £199, Mint Velvet. Dress, £95, French Connection. Necklace, £49, Nobody's Child. Sunglasses, £55 by Le Specs from Selfridges. Heels, £178, Reiss. Ring, £49, Ottoman Hands. Bag, £29.99, New Look Jacket, £275, Rixo. Necklace, £178, Monica Vinader. Dress, £49.99, Zara. Bag, £49.99, Mango. Bracelet, £75, Susan Caplan. Heels, £35, Marks and Spencer. Lip Gloss in Ribbon, £20 by Lisa Eldridge from Liberty Blazer, £40, Next. Earrings, £145, Tilly Sveaas. Silk top, £200, Cos. Ring, £128, Edge of Ember. Bag, £80, Anthropologie. Shoes, £119 by A.W.A.K.E MODE x John Lewis, from John Lewis. Trousers, £48, Next
