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Cutler & Gross is undoubtedly one of the UK’s most respected and sought after eyewear brands, albeit there aren’t many that come to mind. The competition must have noticed the detail and quality of C&G frames and realized it’s just too difficult playing catchup, especially when these Brits keep reinventing themselves whenever any one even thinks to come closer. Blackbird in Seattle has just taken stock of some great sunglasses from Cutler & Gross, bringing to us the 0772 frame in array of finishes.

All are available now at Blackbird for $410 each.

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The Persol 0714s are the folding version of the classic 0649, which was developed in 1957 for tram drivers in Turin who needed large glasses to protect their eyes from dust. They were most famously worn by Steve McQueen for most of his life. The frames are hand made in Italy from Italian materials and feature Persol’s trademark ‘Meflecto’ system and 3-notch-bridge for flexibility and comfort. The frames are fitted with crystal glass lenses and the unmistakeable ‘Supreme Arrow’ detail at arm hinges.

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Japan-based White Mountaineering knows how to deliver great apparel but their lineup of great accessories is sometimes overlooked. Shown here are the eyewear offerings for S/S 2010, which the label keeps simple, yet wearable.

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Graham Cutler and Tony Gross founded Cutler and Gross over four decades ago when they opened their first shop in London’s Knightsbridge. Now, the duo’s timeless pieces are recognized throughout the world. We’ve personally been fans for quite sometime and love the simplicity and originality the label brings to the table. The 0913 frames are a great example of what Cutler and Gross can deliver. The acetate frames are really unique, as we have yet to see such a seamless blend of new= and old-school design. There’s no logo, and they don’t need one; the designs speak for themselves.

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The Hundreds is rolling out much of their spring 2010 collection this week, including their new season of The Hundreds Eyewear. The drop will include three new colorways of the Phoenix — matte purple, matte white and matte black.

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Showing that they haven’t forgotten about their fine eyewear lineup due to the unveiling of a great apparel collection, we turn you to the “Timeless Tortoiseshell” frames from Han Kjøbenhavn. The frames are each hand painted and coated ”to exhibit a vintage feel and muted look.”

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Mosley Tribes has dropped the lookbook for their Resort/Spring 2010 collection. With a strong offering of sunglasses, the line is one to definitely see. The styles are diverse, with ones suitable for any personality, something the lookbook proves very seamlessly.

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This season, we recommend you ditch your black frames and opt for turtle shell instead. Moscot‘s Miltzen frame is a great choice. The round, full-view shape, eponymously named after a family uncle, is clean, smart and fastidious. First introduced in the 1930′s, the frame with the longest lineage is sleek and understated just like the powerful outsiders who made the frames famous — think Andy Warhol, John Lennon, Harry Truman and Gandhi, to name a few.

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Hypebeast gives us a look at Ray-Ban’s eyewear lineup for the Spring 2010. The collection, “Features a wealth of classics done up in a selection of new colors and material makeups. Amongst the standouts of the season are carbon fiber-infused aviators, clubmasters, and timeless wayfarer silhouettes.”

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Elijah Wood and Shirley Mansion are dressed in their finest as they pose for Oliver Peoples‘ 2010 ad campaign. Can’t wait to grab a pair come next year? Just hit the jump and take a look at some of the best frames OP has to offer including the Barrie and Rees models from the Resort line.  (more…)