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3. Prabhas
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most known and famous fashion designer!
Lee Alexander McQueen, was a British fashion designer and couturier best known for his in-depth knowledge of bespoke British tailoring, his tendency to juxtapose female strength and sensuality with fragility in his collections, as well as the emotional power and raw energy of his provocative fashion shows. He is also known for having worked as chief designer at the French Haute Couture House Givenchy and for founding his own label under the name Alexander McQueen. His achievements in fashion earned him four British Designer of the Year awards (1996, 1997, 2001 and 2003), as well as the CFDA's International Designer of the Year award in 2003.
Another Italian designer with a unique vision, Giorgio Armani was born in 1936 in Piacenza, Italy. During his early years, he dabbled in different careers, including photography and medicine. Like Halston, a stint as a window dresser at a department store opened up new horizons…
After working for renowned fashion house Nino Cerruti, he branched out on his own, delivering his first women’s wear collection in 1974. Armani’s designs were always influenced by menswear, and his immaculate tailoring and cutting gave his pieces a timeless air. He is famous for his deconstructed jackets, which feature a softer shoulder and a longer line.
Today, A-list stars such as Michelle Pfeiffer and Jodie Foster often opt for his evening suits and gowns when they walk the red carpet. Armani delivers elegance that is never overtly sexual or brash. For today’s power brokers and celebrities, owning Armani suits and separates is a status symbol – his clothes always send a message of quiet confidence.
Armani’s impact grew stronger after Richard Gere donned his designs during the filming of American Gigolo in 1980. Gere’s smoldering good looks and perfect proportions were the ideal complement to Armani’s clean, elegant pieces.
This Italian superstar’s career has not been without its ups and downs. Armani is known for being quite difficult and temperamental, and he is believed to have disliked one of his chief fashions rival in Italy, the late Gianni Versace. In 1996, he pleaded guilty to charges of corruption – he was convicted of bribing tax officials.
Valentino Garavani, better known as Valentino, was born in northern Italy in 1932. From childhood, he was interested in fashion, and he pursued apprenticeships and training from family and local designers. By his late teens, he was ready for Paris. His parents helped him to move there, and when he arrived, he began to study art and design in preparation for his chosen career.
Stints with notable fashion houses, such as Fath and Balenciaga, led him to connect with celebrities who recognized the originality and genius of his sketches. After five years with a luxe dressmaker in Paris, he was fired under a cloud of controversy; reputedly, he spent too long holidaying in Saint Tropez and was let go.
This development led to a more independent life for Valentino, who began to produce his own designs under his own name. In 1959, he returned to Italy and opened his first shop on Rome’s Via Veneto. His trademark scarlet dresses became his signature designs; women enjoyed the drama and femininity of his gowns.
In the 60’s, Valentino made a decision that would enhance his reputation; he sent Jacqueline Kennedy, the American First Lady and fashion icon, a series of his pieces to look over. She was enchanted with his designs, and even chose to wear one of his dresses when she married her second husband, Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis: her influence led to greater fame and fortune in North America.
Valentino is known for his flamboyant lifestyle and his love of luxury and beauty. He lives with his lover of 50 years in a series of lush villas throughout the world. His jet-set lifestyle and extensive collection of priceless art are not the only rewards he has received for his talents: France’s President Chirac also awarded him the Legion d’Honneur in 2006.
Ralph LaurenBorn Ralph Lifshitz in 1939, this Bronx native changed his last name as a young man, due to years of cruel teasing from schoolmates. “It has shit in it”, he was known to remark, when he was questioned about his birth name and why he changed it.
Growing up, Lauren was encouraged by his mother to become a rabbi, but he chose a much different course. Influenced by the easy, preppy elegance of the country club set, as well as the glamour of old Hollywood, he chose to emulate the work of Brooks Brothers and other WASP-y retailers, creating a look that seemed to embody easy American elegance. His interest in luxury, refinement and a certain “taste level” put a different spin on the staid classics of the past.
Lauren first gained acclaim with his wide ties, which were often made of unusual fabrics. These standout accessories were not yet trendy in the late Sixties, when he began to try and sell them to New York stores. Soon, word spread about Lauren’s somewhat dandyish personal style and his flashy neckwear; he used this success to find investors and then he branched out into men’s and ladies suits and casual wear. Eventually, his clothing lines were sold at high-end stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue, where they became extremely popular.
In time, he opened his own stores, which mimicked elite mansions. Careful staging and set design made his shops unforgettable, but their construction, décor and maintenance were so expensive that they often made it difficult to turn a profit.
In the 80’s, Ralph Lauren really became a force to be reckoned with, as his signature polo shirts, with their ubiquitous polo pony and rider, became coveted items for many different demographics. Available in every color of the rainbow, they lined his coffers and allowed him to put more money into his glamorous women’s wear lines; he especially enjoyed producing couture pieces and overseeing glossy runway shows.
Ralph Lauren is known for his desire to control every facet of his company’s image: some of his ex-employees tell tales of a control freak with a quick temper and little patience for mistakes. In fact, the whole Lauren saga, with its many reversals of fortune and huge comebacks, was recorded with biting accuracy in the nasty, unauthorized tell-all book, Genuine Authentic.
Today, his basic polo shirts and khaki pants continue to remain the base of his empire, along with fragrances like Lauren (for women) and Polo, his famous men’s cologne.
Gianni VersaceFlamboyant and so very Italian, Gianni Versace was born in December of 1946 in Reggio di Calabria, Italy. Gianni’s mother owned a tiny tailoring shop, and she supported her children through her sewing. The young Versace watched and learned as a boy, adopting techniques that he would put to exemplary use later on.
After years spent helping his mother embroider and tailor garments, he decided to study architecture; by the time he was 26, he changed directions again…he knew that fashion would be his life’s work. Versace moved to Milan to pursue his dreams…
Talented and charismatic, he soon drew the attention of VIP’s in the fashion world; they appreciated his chic knitwear and his creativity. Always influenced by art, Gianni Versace drew inspiration from ancient Roman and Greek paintings and sculpture, as well as modern abstracts and Pop Art – producing bold, current designs using color, prints, and careful fitting that accentuated the lines of the body,
A steady ascent through the ranks of the fashion world led to Versace’s creative independence, by the mid-Seventies he was producing lines under his own name. He began with women’s wear, but soon starting designing for men as well.
Versace was a homosexual and lived openly as a gay man; he found true love in 1982, when he met his life partner, an Italian model named Antonio D’Amico. They remained together until Versace’s shocking death in 1997.
This man, who was known for being kind, generous, and a doting uncle, succumbed to a gunshot wound inflicted by bitter social climber Andrew Cunanan, who killed himself just a few days afterward. Versace was only 50 years old when he died.
It is a sad fact that the lurid details of Versace’s murder sometimes overshadow the vast achievements of the designer, whose over-the-top, glamorous pieces gave the supermodels of the 80’s even more power and sex appeal.
Calvin Klien
Like Halston, Calvin Klein epitomized disco glamour in the freewheeling late Seventies. His tight designer jeans, which clung to the sleek bodies of the greatest beauties of the day, including the young Brooke Shields, cemented his fame and made him millions of dollars. However, Calvin Klein’s reign continued well into the 80’s and 90’s – his spare, stripped-down designs offered a minimalist perspective that carried a very modern message. The use of sexuality in his ads was often a keystone of his success; his campaigns were designed to send overt messages and perhaps to shock. Today, his empire is still strong, despite some turbulence in the late nineties: his suits, dresses, and couture still offer a unique viewpoint.
Born in 1942 in New York, Klein also capitalized on his own charisma and lean good looks. Throughout the decades, rumors about his own sexual orientation seemed to fuel the ongoing mystique and appeal of this designer. His biggest business rival, Ralph Lauren, was believed to envy Klein’s ability to charm so effortlessly, and to “work a room”.
Klein received his education at the renowned Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC. His Calvin Klein underwear line, as well as his array of successful perfumes, helped him to build his empire. His ability to choose the sexiest, hippest stars for his ad campaigns also revealed his tremendous savvy and perceptiveness: celebs such as musician/actor Mark Wahlberg and supermodel Kate Moss also benefited from his uncanny ability to read the zeitgeist.
Giorgio Armani
Another Italian designer with a unique vision, Giorgio Armani was born in 1936 in Piacenza, Italy. During his early years, he dabbled in different careers, including photography and medicine. Like Halston, a stint as a window dresser at a department store opened up new horizons…
After working for renowned fashion house Nino Cerruti, he branched out on his own, delivering his first women’s wear collection in 1974. Armani’s designs were always influenced by menswear, and his immaculate tailoring and cutting gave his pieces a timeless air. He is famous for his deconstructed jackets, which feature a softer shoulder and a longer line.
Today, A-list stars such as Michelle Pfeiffer and Jodie Foster often opt for his evening suits and gowns when they walk the red carpet. Armani delivers elegance that is never overtly sexual or brash. For today’s power brokers and celebrities, owning Armani suits and separates is a status symbol – his clothes always send a message of quiet confidence.
Armani’s impact grew stronger after Richard Gere donned his designs during the filming of American Gigolo in 1980. Gere’s smoldering good looks and perfect proportions were the ideal complement to Armani’s clean, elegant pieces.
This Italian superstar’s career has not been without its ups and downs. Armani is known for being quite difficult and temperamental, and he is believed to have disliked one of his chief fashions rival in Italy, the late Gianni Versace. In 1996, he pleaded guilty to charges of corruption – he was convicted of bribing tax officials.
Valentino Garavani, better known as Valentino, was born in northern Italy in 1932. From childhood, he was interested in fashion, and he pursued apprenticeships and training from family and local designers. By his late teens, he was ready for Paris. His parents helped him to move there, and when he arrived, he began to study art and design in preparation for his chosen career.
Stints with notable fashion houses, such as Fath and Balenciaga, led him to connect with celebrities who recognized the originality and genius of his sketches. After five years with a luxe dressmaker in Paris, he was fired under a cloud of controversy; reputedly, he spent too long holidaying in Saint Tropez and was let go.
This development led to a more independent life for Valentino, who began to produce his own designs under his own name. In 1959, he returned to Italy and opened his first shop on Rome’s Via Veneto. His trademark scarlet dresses became his signature designs; women enjoyed the drama and femininity of his gowns.
In the 60’s, Valentino made a decision that would enhance his reputation; he sent Jacqueline Kennedy, the American First Lady and fashion icon, a series of his pieces to look over. She was enchanted with his designs, and even chose to wear one of his dresses when she married her second husband, Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis: her influence led to greater fame and fortune in North America.
Valentino is known for his flamboyant lifestyle and his love of luxury and beauty. He lives with his lover of 50 years in a series of lush villas throughout the world. His jet-set lifestyle and extensive collection of priceless art are not the only rewards he has received for his talents: France’s President Chirac also awarded him the Legion d’Honneur in 2006.
Ralph LaurenBorn Ralph Lifshitz in 1939, this Bronx native changed his last name as a young man, due to years of cruel teasing from schoolmates. “It has shit in it”, he was known to remark, when he was questioned about his birth name and why he changed it.
Growing up, Lauren was encouraged by his mother to become a rabbi, but he chose a much different course. Influenced by the easy, preppy elegance of the country club set, as well as the glamour of old Hollywood, he chose to emulate the work of Brooks Brothers and other WASP-y retailers, creating a look that seemed to embody easy American elegance. His interest in luxury, refinement and a certain “taste level” put a different spin on the staid classics of the past.
Lauren first gained acclaim with his wide ties, which were often made of unusual fabrics. These standout accessories were not yet trendy in the late Sixties, when he began to try and sell them to New York stores. Soon, word spread about Lauren’s somewhat dandyish personal style and his flashy neckwear; he used this success to find investors and then he branched out into men’s and ladies suits and casual wear. Eventually, his clothing lines were sold at high-end stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue, where they became extremely popular.
In time, he opened his own stores, which mimicked elite mansions. Careful staging and set design made his shops unforgettable, but their construction, décor and maintenance were so expensive that they often made it difficult to turn a profit.
In the 80’s, Ralph Lauren really became a force to be reckoned with, as his signature polo shirts, with their ubiquitous polo pony and rider, became coveted items for many different demographics. Available in every color of the rainbow, they lined his coffers and allowed him to put more money into his glamorous women’s wear lines; he especially enjoyed producing couture pieces and overseeing glossy runway shows.
Ralph Lauren is known for his desire to control every facet of his company’s image: some of his ex-employees tell tales of a control freak with a quick temper and little patience for mistakes. In fact, the whole Lauren saga, with its many reversals of fortune and huge comebacks, was recorded with biting accuracy in the nasty, unauthorized tell-all book, Genuine Authentic.
Today, his basic polo shirts and khaki pants continue to remain the base of his empire, along with fragrances like Lauren (for women) and Polo, his famous men’s cologne.
Gianni VersaceFlamboyant and so very Italian, Gianni Versace was born in December of 1946 in Reggio di Calabria, Italy. Gianni’s mother owned a tiny tailoring shop, and she supported her children through her sewing. The young Versace watched and learned as a boy, adopting techniques that he would put to exemplary use later on.
After years spent helping his mother embroider and tailor garments, he decided to study architecture; by the time he was 26, he changed directions again…he knew that fashion would be his life’s work. Versace moved to Milan to pursue his dreams…
Talented and charismatic, he soon drew the attention of VIP’s in the fashion world; they appreciated his chic knitwear and his creativity. Always influenced by art, Gianni Versace drew inspiration from ancient Roman and Greek paintings and sculpture, as well as modern abstracts and Pop Art – producing bold, current designs using color, prints, and careful fitting that accentuated the lines of the body,
A steady ascent through the ranks of the fashion world led to Versace’s creative independence, by the mid-Seventies he was producing lines under his own name. He began with women’s wear, but soon starting designing for men as well.
Versace was a homosexual and lived openly as a gay man; he found true love in 1982, when he met his life partner, an Italian model named Antonio D’Amico. They remained together until Versace’s shocking death in 1997.
This man, who was known for being kind, generous, and a doting uncle, succumbed to a gunshot wound inflicted by bitter social climber Andrew Cunanan, who killed himself just a few days afterward. Versace was only 50 years old when he died.
It is a sad fact that the lurid details of Versace’s murder sometimes overshadow the vast achievements of the designer, whose over-the-top, glamorous pieces gave the supermodels of the 80’s even more power and sex appeal.
Calvin Klien
Like Halston, Calvin Klein epitomized disco glamour in the freewheeling late Seventies. His tight designer jeans, which clung to the sleek bodies of the greatest beauties of the day, including the young Brooke Shields, cemented his fame and made him millions of dollars. However, Calvin Klein’s reign continued well into the 80’s and 90’s – his spare, stripped-down designs offered a minimalist perspective that carried a very modern message. The use of sexuality in his ads was often a keystone of his success; his campaigns were designed to send overt messages and perhaps to shock. Today, his empire is still strong, despite some turbulence in the late nineties: his suits, dresses, and couture still offer a unique viewpoint.
Born in 1942 in New York, Klein also capitalized on his own charisma and lean good looks. Throughout the decades, rumors about his own sexual orientation seemed to fuel the ongoing mystique and appeal of this designer. His biggest business rival, Ralph Lauren, was believed to envy Klein’s ability to charm so effortlessly, and to “work a room”.
Klein received his education at the renowned Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC. His Calvin Klein underwear line, as well as his array of successful perfumes, helped him to build his empire. His ability to choose the sexiest, hippest stars for his ad campaigns also revealed his tremendous savvy and perceptiveness: celebs such as musician/actor Mark Wahlberg and supermodel Kate Moss also benefited from his uncanny ability to read the zeitgeist.
Top 5 Fashion Accessories for all Men
fThere was a time when only girls and women used to flaunt their fashion accessories.
The time has changed and now men have a lot of options when it comes to sport fashion accessories. If you wish to look more attractive and make a style statement of your own then you should wear the right kind of fashion accessories. Following are some of the fashion accessories which are considered perfect for complimenting a man’s look.
which goes well with your attire and personality. There are many men who have a collection of wrist watches. Wearing a watch is important as it keeps you in pace with the world and it also compliments your overall personality.
Messenger bags are very important for carrying several important documents and other things conveniently. You can buy different messenger bags from famous brands and carry them according to the clothes you wear. Messenger bags save men from the inconvenience of carrying different important things in hands or small bags. One can also keep his laptop in a messenger bag.
The time has changed and now men have a lot of options when it comes to sport fashion accessories. If you wish to look more attractive and make a style statement of your own then you should wear the right kind of fashion accessories. Following are some of the fashion accessories which are considered perfect for complimenting a man’s look.
Wrist watches
Whether you study in a college or work in an office; you should wear a watchwhich goes well with your attire and personality. There are many men who have a collection of wrist watches. Wearing a watch is important as it keeps you in pace with the world and it also compliments your overall personality.Belts
Belts have always been popular among men. Belts go well with both casual and formal wear. Men can choose from a wide range of belts which come in different colors and made from different materials. Almost every man has his own collection of belts in his wardrobe. Belts are not very costly as well. Belts can be purchased both for parties and for daily use.Shoes
There is an old saying that “You can always judge a gentleman from his shoes”. Shoes are something without which a man’s wardrobe will always remain incomplete. Different types of shoes should be purchased for going to different places. For instance, for going to office, men should buy such shoes which go well with formal wear and for playing sports and other fitness activities, men should buy sport shoes.Tie bars
Tie bars look very good on men in formal wear. Tie bars are loved by those men who go to office and need to look decent and disciplined. Tie bars are made by some of the famous brands like Dunhill. The glitter of a tie bar signifies the charisma of the man wearing it.Messenger bags
Messenger bags are very important for carrying several important documents and other things conveniently. You can buy different messenger bags from famous brands and carry them according to the clothes you wear. Messenger bags save men from the inconvenience of carrying different important things in hands or small bags. One can also keep his laptop in a messenger bag.
Most suitable facial style for Balded Men !!!
A goatee facial style is most suitable for balded men .
What are goatees anyway? Basically its a small beard or tuft of hair that is concentrated at your chin area. That’s the pure definition of a goatee. Key point to note: A goatee does not include a mustache. However many people consider a mustache with a chin beard to be a goatee when it should really be called a Van Dyke. Although nowadays most people seem to consider the Van Dyke as a goatee and very little actually refer to it by its actual name.
The name goatee is probably developed from the word ‘goat’ and came about as a reference to the hair under the chin of a goat. First made popular way back in the 17th century, goatees were often depicted in paintings especially by a Flemish dude called Sir Anthony Van Dyke (where the Van Dyke name came from).
Goatees and beards were than adopted by military men in the American Civil War and in modern times, the goatee became popular as a result of the Beats in the 1930 to 1950s. Many jazz musicians, writers, intellectuals, painters and thinkers wore goatees in Europe and America, which led to its bohemian image.
The goatee also came about because some people were not able to grow hair along their jawline and were only able to grow chin hair. Everybody’s genetics is different and a goatee is a great option if you are not able to grow a cheek-wide full beard
What are goatees anyway? Basically its a small beard or tuft of hair that is concentrated at your chin area. That’s the pure definition of a goatee. Key point to note: A goatee does not include a mustache. However many people consider a mustache with a chin beard to be a goatee when it should really be called a Van Dyke. Although nowadays most people seem to consider the Van Dyke as a goatee and very little actually refer to it by its actual name.
The name goatee is probably developed from the word ‘goat’ and came about as a reference to the hair under the chin of a goat. First made popular way back in the 17th century, goatees were often depicted in paintings especially by a Flemish dude called Sir Anthony Van Dyke (where the Van Dyke name came from).
Goatees and beards were than adopted by military men in the American Civil War and in modern times, the goatee became popular as a result of the Beats in the 1930 to 1950s. Many jazz musicians, writers, intellectuals, painters and thinkers wore goatees in Europe and America, which led to its bohemian image.
The goatee also came about because some people were not able to grow hair along their jawline and were only able to grow chin hair. Everybody’s genetics is different and a goatee is a great option if you are not able to grow a cheek-wide full beard
Hairstyles For Balding Men
Thinning Hair
Some guys just lose it all over, with no rhyme or reason. For these guys, there are a couple of great haircuts that are both stylish and sophisticated: shaggy layers or a crew cut.Shaggy Layers
Say your hair is thinning on top, but you’re just not ready to go short-short. Try shaggy layers. By tousling your hair and just sort of letting it “fall where it may,” you create a disheveled allusion that actually works in your hair’s favor. Look at Peter Sarsgaard
, for example. He masks his thinning hair with unkempt cleverness. Sarsgaard’s longer layers, especially toward the front, disguise his hair’s thinness by falling in a random, purposefully out-of-order mess.
Crew Cut
At the point when your thinning hair requires a shorter cut, you should consider a crew cut. The crew cut works its magic by blending the thinning hair in with the rest. Bono is a perfect illustration of the crew cut these days. By donning this buzz-like ‘do, taking the hair short on the sides and slightly longer on the top, he avoids the pitfalls of his lightening locks. His crew cut deceptively intermingles the thinner areas with the thicker areas, leaving a visual effect that more hair is present than there actually is.
Bald Spot
There are some who have plenty of hair everywhere -- except the crown of their head. The bald spot is a common issue, and it’s one that’s easy to skirt with either a buzz or a close shave.Buzz Cut
The beginnings of a bald spot become imperceptible when you pull out the clippers and go for a buzz. The buzz works well to disguise the thin (or absent) hair on your crown, and since a buzz cut comes in varying lengths, it is a gradual cut you can employ throughout the balding process. Jason Statham has long been the master of this particular haircut. His buzzed-back locks work in conjunction with his bad-boy image to create a look that’s urban, edgy and sophisticated.
Close Shave
If the buzz cut starts to fade, then guys with a bald spot can opt for the close shave. (This particular cut works well for those whose bald spot is quite expansive.) With a close shave, you leave a hint of hair on the scalp, just enough that everything usually all blends together. The overall effect is sleek, and you can look at Djimon Hounsou as proof. Making a truly bold move, Hounsou uses the close shave not to disguise his balding pate, but to define his style.
Receding Hairline
Textured Crop
Most guys have plenty of hair toward the back and on the sides; it’s just that the hair in the front seems to be retreating from their face. If this becomes the issue, then use a textured crop. This stylish cut, like the one that Jude Law regularly sports, uses uneven layers, especially at the receding hairline, to blend everything together. It creates an unbalanced symmetry that looks both messy and modern all at once.
Au Naturel
If you’re balding and you know it -- and you do care -- then go for the au naturel look. Some guys prefer to let nature run its course, fully embracing what’s been given to (or taken from) them. They are the George Costanzas of the world, and they are to be respected for their adherence to their own rules and regulations. Hey, we all face shrinkage in some form or other.
Top Mens Sunglasses
Sunglasses are dived into technical and fashion segments.
While the USA is strong in technical products, like Oakley, Italian sunglasses express the creativity of this nation of inventors and never ending creators of new design trends.
Sunglasses like Gucci, Chanel, Versace, Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and Prada are real world trendsetters and are worn by most movie stars and rock stars.
Aviators are sexy. And these classic aviators by Ray Ban are authentic
2. Oakley 'Bottle Cap' Polarized Sunglasses
These Oakley sunglasses have an open-edge design of lightweight O MATTER® frame material, they offer an unobstructed field of downward view. Patented XYZ OPTICS® maintains razor sharp clarity. The most important part is that they filter out 100% of all UV
3. Ray Ban Rectangle Aviator
If you want to wear aviator style sunglasses, but don't like the traditional kind, then perhaps a more rectangular shape would be better such as these by Ray Ban
4. Julbo Mix Y Sunglasses
If you want a more sporty sunglasses that offer superior protection, then take a look at these Julbos
5. Fossil Rod
These super stylish sunglasses by Fossil look way more expensive than they are. A sure thing for someone on a budget,
6. Fossil Ben
These sporty men's sunglasses have polarized lenses and are affordable. Again, I am impressed with the price of these Fossil sunglasses
While the USA is strong in technical products, like Oakley, Italian sunglasses express the creativity of this nation of inventors and never ending creators of new design trends.
Sunglasses like Gucci, Chanel, Versace, Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and Prada are real world trendsetters and are worn by most movie stars and rock stars.
TOP PICKS IN MEN'S SUNGLASSES
1. Ray Ban Classic AviatorAviators are sexy. And these classic aviators by Ray Ban are authentic
2. Oakley 'Bottle Cap' Polarized Sunglasses
These Oakley sunglasses have an open-edge design of lightweight O MATTER® frame material, they offer an unobstructed field of downward view. Patented XYZ OPTICS® maintains razor sharp clarity. The most important part is that they filter out 100% of all UV
3. Ray Ban Rectangle Aviator
If you want to wear aviator style sunglasses, but don't like the traditional kind, then perhaps a more rectangular shape would be better such as these by Ray Ban
4. Julbo Mix Y Sunglasses
If you want a more sporty sunglasses that offer superior protection, then take a look at these Julbos
5. Fossil Rod
These super stylish sunglasses by Fossil look way more expensive than they are. A sure thing for someone on a budget,
6. Fossil Ben
These sporty men's sunglasses have polarized lenses and are affordable. Again, I am impressed with the price of these Fossil sunglasses
Group Of Fashion Dolce & Gabbana Summer 2009
Group Of Fashion Dolce & Gabbana Summer 2009
Group Of Fashion Dolce & Gabbana Summer 2009
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires 2009
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires 2009
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires
The fashion week in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires 2009
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