All nonsense aside, the main reason we like sunglasses is because (a) they’ll make us look good and (b) we get to admire all the great sights that summer brings us without looking like you’re staring. Of course you can be caught if you stare in an overly leech-like manner but aside from that you’re merely complimenting the other person’s attractiveness. And hey, if they notice you in a good way – a guarantee if your glasses are this nice and you’re not hideous to look at – it’s the perfect opportunity to go over and talk to them. And yes, this topic is more important than talking about the design of the glasses. (Aplace)

London’s Linda farrow helps Alexander Wang get his sunglass game proper with a classic frame in a variety of shades. “Wang doesn’t come short of reputation for possessing a casual cool style and these shades are proof of that. Classic yet fresh, the sunglasses are made in Japan using high quality acetate and boast the designer’s zipper trademark at the arms. Available in three colorways, black, tortoise shell and translucent.” Porvocacao has them.

More looks after the click.

From the Linda Farrow Luxe Collection we present a new pair of sunglasses. Made of white acetate and black crocodile leather, the sunglasses are housed in a matching black leather box. They are now available from The Corner.

More detailed views of the sunglasses follow after the jump.

The Linda Farrow website has launched their US domestic webstore featuring their full range of sunglasses. We’re pulling the Dries Van Noten sunglasses from the collection for review. Wireframe and some acetates are available. Their take on the aviator silhouette is fresh and interesting.

More looks at the Dries Van Noten for Linda Farrow Sunglasses after the click.

Here’s a look at select sunglass models from the Linda Farrow Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter 2010 collection. As usual, Farrow is working with a variety of houses on co-branded sunglass models, including, Raf Simons, Veronique Branquinho, Jeremy Scott, and more.

More select looks from the Linda Farrow Sunglasses for S/S and A/W 2010 collection after the click.

Those in the market for sunglasses are in for a wide array of collaborations from Linda Farrow Vintage. We’ll highlight the larger collection of the set designed with Raf Simons. After stirring it with the Dr. Martens sandal collection, Simons is back with a range of aviators for the gents. Available now from Oki-ni.

More views of the Raf Simons for Linda Farrow Vintage Sunglasses after the jump.

Linda Farrow’s collections seem to be forever expanding, with their vintage, fine jewellery and now their luxe range. As you’d expect with the Luxe range, materials are of the highest order. The glasses are handmade and  made of titanium metal coated in 24 carat gold. The grey glasses (pictured top left) also use white gold.

Check out the rest of the range after the jump.

The glasses are available from Matches.

Available now at Bergdorf Goodman comes this new collection of sunglasses from Linda Farrow simply known as the Projects Line. As men.style puts it, "The series includes designs by Croatian-born designer Damir Doma and Seoul’s Juun J, in addition to more familiar names like Bernhard Willhelm and Tim Hamilton. The last one’s frames come in two different bridge designs (both pictured) and three colorways (black, tortoise shell, and our favorite, blue)."

There is no need to stick to those plain jane black frames when you could be rocking these Linda Farrow x Bernhard Willhelm Visor Sunglasses. Made of neon tortoise shell, these Linda Farrow Vintage collaborations will be a trick to find. Rock them now over at Oki-ni.

“These are the new Raf Simons Collaboration sunglasses made in conjunction with Linda Farrow. The style of the glasses are very futuristic and are available here at oki-ni.com this season in 3 different colourways incuding a full red, black with and orange lens lining and a full black mirrored version. ” Available now from Oki-ni.

More detailed views after the jump.