Terry Richardson gets a signature model of his own from the great MOSCOT brand. Take a video walkthrough above. MOSCOT has them.

BLK DNM, the new line from Johan Lindeberg, is already at it with an exception collaboration with New York’s Moscot eyewear line. Launched today, the Moscot x BLK DNM Sunglass collection features three frames shapes that run the classic square to a chunkier look. Moscot uses the highest quality parts including five-barrel hinges and their “signature” metal inserts along the temples. Flimsy they are not. Well built and available now from BLK DMN.

More looks after the click.

MOSCOT sent over a preview of what they have in store for the latter half of 2010. “The six new styles – like the rest of the [Spirit] Collection – leverage the company’s 95 years of expertise in eyewear, sensibility and downtown New York City heritage, reinterpreting classic design elements from the MOSCOT Originals Collection for a slightly more progressive, modern look. Each frame is constructed from a combination of metal and the finest Italian acetate – made by the fourth generation Mazzuchelli family – and feature the company’s new branded “M” on the temple tips.” The full 20 frame “Spirit Collection” will be showcased at SILMO Paris in September.

The six style shown here are available now online and in MOSCOT shops.

More looks at some of the new frames coming from MOSCOT for Autumn 2010 after the click.

Despite all Moscot’s history, Rayban’s are still the most popular name in the sunglasses game. We’re not sure exactly who’s to blame for this, but Moscot’s Clubmaster ‘Yukel’ shades are a great alternative for anyone who’s tiring of Raybans. They cost a bit more, but that’s the price you pay for originality (and great craftsmanship). (studiohomme)

Take  a leap, see those detailed images.

We covered the Secodn Edition Titanium series from MOSCOT yesterday. Today, a look at the “acetate” and “metal” frames coming for Spring/Summer 2010. The Nebb arrives in a shade of grey matte (I’m wearing matte grey frames at the moment) as does the “Zulu”  which is finished in  ”Matte Silver with Grey Temple Tips.”

More looks at the MOSCOT Spring/Summer 2010 Eyewear after the click.

Following up on their first edition titanium eyewear, NYC’s own MOSCOT delivers their Zelig, Nebb, Miltzen, and Lemtosh in a second issue featuring the super light metal. “The German-made, Second Edition Titanium frames are constructed in two parts – the fronts, made of pure titanium and nickel-free, are strong, sturdy and hypoallergenic, and the frame temples, which are made of beta-titanium, a softer, more pliant material that can be easily adjusted for the perfect fit.” Well done as usual from MOSCOT. The grey tortoise temple tips are shown above.

More looks at the new MOSCOT Titanium Spring/Summer 2010 Eyewear collection after the click.

An unique look to the black rim look fromMOSCOT. “Named for our friend and long time MOSCOT customer, actor Justin Theroux, this frame is our boldest frame ever — not for the timid! Based on a vintage French frame from the 1960’s that Justin wore for the film, Mulholland Drive, these frames are an exact replica – right down to its extra thick temples, uniquely shaped hardware, hinge plate, five-barrel hinge, bridge and end piece.  Available in Black only – like a downtown New Yorker would be seen in anything else!”

Though known for their footwear, Common Projects is not one to sit back when the collaboration is proper. Their latest is a minimally styled pair of sunglasses produced with the help of New York’s finest, Moscot. The matte black frames will retail for around $285 and should be available in June via Moscot shops. More information on the sunglasses via their official site.

More detailed views of the Moscot for Common Project Sunglasses after the jump.

New York’s own, MOSCOT releases their latest collection. The MOSCOT Titanium series take their famous original styles like the Nebb, Lemtosh, and Miltzen and gives them the metallic treatment. The super lightweight frames marry old school and timeless styles with modern metals for a modern finish. The translation works and should appeal to a wide range of eyeglass wearers who may be ready for a break from the plastic frame establishment.

More views of the MOSCOT Titanium Autumn/Winter 2009 after the jump.

When you have a god thing going, you simply update the color way. Moscot give two of their most popular frames – The Nebb and the Lemtosh the treatment in “Brown Crystal Fade” for the season. The classic frames “compliment any face as they fade from brown.” We like. (secret forts)