When it comes to summer, one accessory we all should have at all times are trusty sunglasses. So look to Warby Parker for their latest collection, which is both super trendy & super protective. What’s also great about the brand’s sunglasses is that they have a special “Buy a pair, give a pair” initiative, meaning for every pair of sunglasses sold, a pair of optical glasses will be distributed to someone in need, working alongside VisionSpring. With their wayfarer styles, this SS14 Collection is full of beautifully trendy designs for both men and women. The brand is also loved by supermodel & Victoria’s Secret Angel Karlie Kloss, who collaborated with them to create a unique and charitable collection in aid of Edible Schoolyard NYC. So which sunnies do I recommend to you? And how would I style these beauties? Well read on for all the Killer Fashion details, and the low-down on the exclusive Karlie Kloss X Warby Parker collection.
Banks
These sunglasses are perfect for everyday wear as you can pick the subtle grey & dark brown version or the all-brown version. Pair with your favourite jeans, a chic t-shirt and comfortable flats for the ultimate laid-back look. Available in Sea Smoke Tortoise or Striped Sassafras, at €70/$95 or €111/$150 for Prescription Glasses.





Ormsby
These chic glasses are a nod to the vintage era with their rounded curves and wood-like frames. Polarized lenses in either blue or green, they’re great for the beach with a summer dress and sandals. Available in English Oak or Whiskey Tortoise, at €70/$95 or €111/$150 for Prescription Glasses.




Cliff
Oversized sunnies are always the range, so choosing between the blurred brown or the smudgy striped pair of these is your only problem. Wear with a sun hat, tucked in blouse and shorts for the effortlessly tres cool vibe. Available in Striped Olive or Woodgrain Tortoise, at €70/$95 or €111/$150 for Prescription Glasses.





Raglan
These thin rimmed frames compliment the brows and eye area, complete with black tinted lenses. Whether you prefer the tortoise design or the simply black chic design, wear with classic monochrome and a pop of colour to stand out in style.





Karlie Kloss X Warby Parker
As mentioned above, this Karlie Kloss X Warby Parker collection is exclusive and unique as Warby Parker donate to an organization that’s close to Karlie. All sunglasses are €107/$145 each and also feature ultra-strong yet lightweight Japanese titanium frames.
Just like Karlie, the three new sunglasses are graceful, polished, and full of personality. We worked hand-inhand to impart her genuine warmth and go-get-‘em energy to a trio of distinctly feminine classics: Julia, Marple, and Clara. They’re versatile and insanely flattering. Edible Schoolyard NYC works with low-income New York City public schools to build kitchens and gardens where they teach students to develop lifelong healthy habits. The donation will benefit two community farm stands in Brooklyn and East Harlem, where kids learn about food preparation in their own neighbourhoods. And as always, for every pair sold, a pair is distributed to someone in need.
“Collaborating with Warby Parker on this capsule collection was an amazing experience. I’ve always admired their commitment to social enterprise and am so excited that our partnership is supporting Edible Schoolyard NYC’s inspiring work.” – Karlie Kloss
- Julia – These aviator sunglasses feature thin silver frames and gradient lenses with a subtle dip in the bridge for the extra cool factor. Available in Heirloom Silver or Heirloom Gold, at €107/$145 or €144/$195 for Prescription Glasses.
- Marple – A quirkier shape for the ladies, these sunnies feature semicircular lenses with an upswept brow arch, almost resembles cat-eye glasses. Available in Heirloom Silver or Heirloom Gold, at €107/$145 or €144/$195 for Prescription Glasses.
- Clara – Totally rounded and totally cool, with their gradient lenses and slightly accented frames, for a fresh & funky look. Available in Heirloom Silver or Heirloom Gold, at €107/$145 or €144/$195 for Prescription Glasses.






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