Sunglasses have
always been a fashionable accessory since time immemorial. While some stylish may
disagree, there are people that find sunglasses worth investing in if they want
to look glamorous. For those who love sunglasses, especially luxury eye-wear,
brace yourselves for the launching of Tom Ford’s latest limited-edition eyewear
collection straight from the rising sun, Japan.
Tom Ford’s
latest eyewear collection delivers an original interpretation of oversized shapes
and silhouettes through innovative technology. With the launching of the
collection, expect the meaning of chic eyewear to rose a notch. For there is no
doubt, the latest TF frames are bound to be eye-catching and worth wearing.
Unfortunately,
the latest stylish frame won’t be available for all. The made in Japan eyewear
collection is exclusively available in its manufacturing territory only. The eyewear’s
to hit the shelves combined the modern fashion trend and eyewear technology to
bring the best and classiest sunglasses.
Tom Ford’s
luxury eyewear collection consists of two styles that are available for men and
women. The Divel Fotocolor and the Dalloz Optimized. The latter comes with a
polarizing filter and technical colors. While the Divel Fotocolor features a
new photochromic lens that lightens and darkens automatically according to how
the sun’s brightness shines down on you.
Both styles
are distinguished by lightweight metal design, made from high-quality
materials. And each piece is engraved with the Tom Ford iconic logo engraved on
the side of the frame, which is common to the brand. Take a peek on Tom Ford’s
collection, which was earlier unveiled by the marquee on one of the popular
social media sites, Instagram. Tom Ford’s eyewear is expected to hit the stores
in Japan soon.
Tom Ford is an American filmmaker and fashion designer. He launched his luxury brand in 2006, and have served as Yves Saint Laurent and Gucci creative director. If you are looking to get a pair for yourself or someone, you can pick up a pair of Made in Tokyo collection at the nearest Tom Ford boutique or any major outlets in the region.
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