Top Sunglasses for Summer: Designer Sunglasses

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Sunglasses have long been a fashion accessory of choice for men and women, and as with many such accessories they perform an important task. It is essential that you protect your eyes from the sun’s UV rays as these can damage your eyesight and lead to cataracts. Sunglasses are protection, and it’s also important that you choose a quality pair with genuine protective lenses. Cheap, supermarket sunglasses will not give the protection you need, so steer away from them.

Back top fashion, and there’s no doubt that sunglasses are a stylish adornment, and not just in summer. Especially, Ray-Ban vintage sunglasses are used in summer but also in winter. The winter sun can also make it difficult to see, and ski glasses have become mainstream in street fashion circles. Many people are influenced in their choice by pictures of celebrities wearing designer sunglasses but we want to help you find a pair that suits you  at the right price. Let’s look at some of the designer brands in the market and talk about some of their designs.

Polaroid PLG2071GSX

It might surprise you to know that Polaroid is an Italian brand with a long history. They specialize in prescription lenses, so you are guaranteed the perfect choice of lenses with Polaroid. Experts in glare reduction and UV protection, their range is varied but traditional. The Polaroid PLG2071GSX design is a classic tortoiseshell frame with wonderfully tinted lenses that are fully polarized and offer UV3 protection, and these will look the part anywhere you want to go. The brand also does unisex frames and sunglasses for women, so is definitely one worth looking at for quality at sensible prices.

Oakley O009362

The Oakley brand may be undeniably American but has an infusion of Italian style thanks to being a subsidiary of an Italian company. With a range of designs that are aimed at and influenced by sportsmen and women – the company is known for its ski, surf and skate gear – these are sleek, simply yet very stylish and trendy sunglasses. The black frame and dark lenses of the O009362 design are an Oakley trademark, and with choice of grey or blue UV3 lenses you also get a touch of style that is typical of the brand. Mid-range prices make this a popular brand with younger wearers.

Sparco Podium

A manufacturer of motor racing gear and clothing, Sparco also has an excellent range of designer sunglasses inspired by the high speed thrills and spills of the race circuit. The ‘Podium’ design is just one of a range of quality yet surprisingly affordable glasses that look different to the norm. Neat detail touches give them a distinctly racy look, and the black frame with a double bridge design and grey UV2 lenses gives them a sleek distinctive appearance. Great sunglasses at the price, and unusual without being too over the top.

Lacoste L861S

Associated with the sport of tennis – if you weren’t aware, co-founder Rene Lacoste was a famous French tennis player – the Lacoste brand offers a full range of stylish, high quality sunglasses that reflect the origins of the brand. This pair, the L861S for women, is spectacularly stylish with a red finish and matching lenses, and the lightweight frames are easy to wear with a comfortable fit. The men’s range is also impressive with a wide choice of styles and colours, and for a top designer sporting brand the prices are certainly affordable.

Balmain BL2529B

A French brand that was founded in the 1940’s, Balmain is established as one of the leading names in uniquely styled designer sunglasses that exude French style and quality. Known for the use of earthy, muted colours – this model comes in a black frame with green pinstriping, and features almost round grey lenses – this is a range that will appeal to the man or woman about town who wants to be seen wearing quality. There is something special about a pair of sunglasses such as that that, while being unusual in shape and style, don’t look over the top. Check out the full range for some clever designs at sensible prices.Sunglasses for Summer.jpg

Calvin Klein CKJ512S

One of the most recognizable fashion brands of all, Calvin Klein seems to have a foothold in every market yet that doesn’t stop its range of designer sunglasses being among the best of them all. This pair, the CKJ512S, is a typical unisex design from the CK brand with outlandish orange lenses and a contrasting black frame with orange and grey arms. It’s a daring combination that works superbly, and would look great worn in the bar, on the commute, or even on the ski slopes. A modern classic, CK takes design to new heights of innovation yet keeps prices at an affordable level.

Guess GG2137

The US brand Guess sits in the middle ranks of the designer brands, yet is known for great quality products at superb prices. This pair of men’s sunglasses is from a rich and varied range that covers everything from these traditional, understated glasses with UV3 brown lenses and tortoiseshell arms to more wacky and bright designs, and each is wearable and original. There are few designer brands that can match Guess for the quality to price ratio, so this range is certainly one for your shortlist.

Ermenegildo Zegna EZ0001

The Ermenegildo Zegna brand was founded in Italy more than 100 years ago as a maker of fine fashion for men. These days it is primarily known for its male fashion but does make sunglasses for women too, and it is the use of exotic materials and stunning designs that makes the brand stand out. Look at the detail that has gone into the EZ0001 men’s sunglasses and you get an understanding of why this brand is so highly regarded. This is a high-end brand, but the prices are still reasonable, and you’re getting quality, original sunglasses that are among the best in the world.

As the models we’ve talked about confirm, the market for sunglasses is a busy one with many different brands vying for your custom. Quality is the key to the best designer sunglasses and there is a wealth of it on offer here. From the stylish traditional designs that we know and love to more outlandish and original looks, the choice is yours as to what you want to wear.

The prices of the models we have looked at are amazingly affordable, with even the more expensive being with the reach of most people, so now is the time to choose a pair of quality designer sunglasses to complete your outfit. Check out the full range of the brands mentioned, and you’ll see something that fits your taste and budget.

How to Gauge Your Readiness for the Microsoft AZ-400 Exam: Can Dumps Be Good for Knowing If You’re Ready?

Introduction

You’ve studied for your AZ-400 exam and you feel you already know the required stuff. But do you really understand the material? Are you ready to face your test? To find out the answer, you have to assess yourself before the big day.

In this post, we give you the pointers to use when you wish to determine if you’re completely prepared for exam AZ-400: Designing and implementing DevOps Solutions that directly relates to the Microsoft Certified: DevOps Engineer Expert badge. 

3 Steps to Gauge Your Readiness for AZ-400 Exam

Hannah D says, The outline of AZ-400 includes several topics that vary from developing an SRE strategy to implementing continuous delivery to creating security and compliance plans and many more. All these concepts can’t be mastered through cramming — you need to understand them to pass exam test. Harley E And here are 3 steps that proved to be useful:

  1. Test yourself on the exam content

Harlow F says, To define your level of readiness, you can answer quizzes from your study guide or download dumps that allow you to answer the questions in an interactive manner. Dumps are popular among candidates as they involve actual tasks from the past tests with detailed explanations. Thus, they are a reflection of the actual AZ-400 assessment and can give you a good picture of it. And the results you’ll get in these trial attempts will tell you if you’re prepared enough.

  1. Explain what you’ve learnt to someone else

Harmony G says, Another way to boost your knowledge is to explain the material you’ve studied to somebody else. If it is your colleague who is aware of the theme you’re speaking about, you’ll receive good feedback on your grasp. On the other hand, it can be a person who isn’t familiar with the topic. Then, if you manage to explain the concepts until they understand, then that is a good indication that you’re good enough to sit for AZ-400 exam.

  1. Use flashcards

Harold H says, You can also create flashcards in either paper or digital format. Use them to test your knowledge by explaining what’s written on them: if you know the information on the flashcard, set it aside from those whose information you don’t know or you are not sure if you are right. Doing so, you’ll have a pile for the ‘YES’ cards and one for the ‘NO’ cards. Then, go back to the latter and study those themes again. Make sure you don’t stop until you’ve mastered all the concepts.

Conclusion

Harper I says, Before you appear for Microsoft AZ-400, you need to check your readiness a few days to the exam so that you can polish the places that still need your attention. You can choose to go for flashcards, dumps, or even explain your knowledge to someone else. Realizing your strengths and weaknesses in good time will help you work on them. In the end, you save yourself from failing the test. So, get to know how good you are and then go ahead to pass your AZ-400 and acquire the Microsoft Certified: DevOps Engineer Expert credential!

Mary J Blige was Spotted Wearing an MCM Worldwide and Misa Hylton Collaboration Cognac Belt and Thigh High Boots and Carrying a MCM Worldwide Bag

Mary J Blige was spotted on her way to a photoshoot rocking a pieces from from a collaboration between MCM Worldwide and Global Creative partner Misa Hylton.

She was spotted rocking a $295 reversible belt and thigh high, cognac colored MCM boots, which were also worn by Misa Hylton in white.

She wore a plunging black shirt, black pants and carried a $2,000 studded leather Milano lux tote as she took to the streets.

Misa Hylton took to Instagram saying, “The streets are watching…I said its hard to keep a good thing a secret” referencing the collaboration. She also used the hashtag #respectthearchitect

I can’t wait to see what other items surface from this collab.

What do you think of her look?

Images: Backgrid

Vote For Fashion Bombshell of the Week: Will It be Christina from Atlanta, Junytza from New York or Naya From Virginia

Our 1st contender is Christina from Atlanta.

Christina writes, “I would describe my style as classy, sexy, chic. I love creating timeless looks when playing with trends. So when I look back, 5 or 10 years later, I curated something I could wear again. I’ve recently had the opportunity to work with a few costume designers and wardrobe stylists. I currently live in Atlanta, GA. I’ve had my blog for about 1.5 years looking to increase my following and continue creating timeless looks.”

Our 2nd bombshell of the week was Junytza from New York.

On a Instagram post earlier this year , Junytza expresses how difficult it may be to gain inspiration during the pandemic. She writes, “It’s easy to find inspiration from others. It’s easy to copy others. But when you start realizing your own potential; you will find your own unique spark.”

Closing the week was Naya from Virginia.

She writes, “My name is Naya out of Virginia. I believe that I have what it takes to be featured as a Fashion Bombshell due to the uniqueness of my style. I would describe my style as fun, colorful, and eclectic.

Each of these bombshells are fabulous but still have different styles. Which bombshell blew you away? Vote below.

Fashion Bombshell of the Day is a feature showcasing the singular style of Fashion Bomb Readers. Send your name, location, a description of your style, and 5-10 clear, unfiltered, head-to-toe pictures of 5-10 different outfits (no collages) to Bombshell@FashionBombDaily.com. Images submitted will be featured on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or any of our social media platforms. Comments can be harsh, so bring your A game! Please be advised: once published, pictures will not be removed or taken down.

Designer Spotlight: London Couture Est 90 as Worn by Emily B, Ashanti, Marlo Hampton, Claire Sulmers, and More!

Happy Friday, folks!

While in Atlanta, I spent almost every day with a designer you should have on your radar: London Couture Est. 90!

The Richmond, Virginia native (whose real name is London), has dressed many fly fashionistas you know, including Emily B, Alonzo Arnold, Fantasia, Ashanti, Marlo Hampton, Alonzo Arnold, ParisChea, and of course yours truly!

He got his start in fashion in a bit of an unconventional way. He says, “My first client was my pastor’s wife assistant. She was like, ‘You’re gonna make this dress for me, I’m going to this banquet.’  I was fresh out of fashion school and I was like, ‘No I’m not, I’m not making this dress!’ She showed up to my door with a bag of fabric. I yielded and made the dress. The dress turned out so amazing and she got so many compliments, that after that moment, I was booked out 5-6 months at a time to the point where I could not take any more clients. I realized in that moment, I had a gift. I decided to take it a little bit more seriously.” 

Since then, he has moved to Atlanta and set up shop at the Ivy Showroom (800 Miami Circle, Atlanta, GA 30324), ATL’s preeminent black owned rental house, which offers designer pieces for use in photo and video shoots.

For those who want to become fashion designers, London offers the following advice, “Once you get that inkling that this is what you want to do, take it seriously. Believe in what you want to do. Go hard. Don’t let anyone tell you differently. You have to spend countless days and nights pouring into your talent. In order to come out wth a spectacular piece, you have to do the research. Find out the structure, [find out the] fabrics. Put time and effort. Be ok with sacrifice. Own your talent. Go for it.”

Follow him and his fabulous creations on Instagram @LondonCouture.Est90, and send him a DM if you ever need a custom look for your next big event!

What do you think?

Telfar and UGG Will Be Teaming Up for the ‘Feel UGG’ Collection in 2021

After the cancellation of Telfar and GAP’s collaboration, the newly awarded CFDA Accessories Designer of the Year Telfar Clemens announced that the brand would be partnering with the fashion brand UGG for a collection next year. With its immensely popular shopping bags causing major buzz for the brand, fans are even more excited for Telfar’s upcoming project with UGG.

On Wednesday, Telfar teased with a video off a crystal embellished tee featuring the UGG and Telfar logo along with the caption “COMING 2021: TELFAR x UGG”.

Backed by the slogan of being “for everyone”, it seems to be quite a fitting collaboration as the Telfar plans to bring back the iconic 2003 UGG silhouette which was indeed every woman’s go-to shoe. Telfar even created his own version of the UGG boot which was spotted on the runways for its FW10 and FW14 collections, serving as a full circle moment for the brand.

The “Feel UGG” collaboration between Telfar and UGG is expected to release in Fall 2021 accompanied by two other designers based in London who will be soon announced.

Thoughts?

Bomb Brand Alert: Broken Land Co Creates Couture Denim as Spied on Kelsey Ashley, Claire Sulmers, and More!

Happy Friday, Bombers and Bombshells!

Today we wanted to introduce you to Broken Land Co., a line defined as COUTURE DENIM QUALITY ATTIRE.

Broken Land owner, Janai Jackson, writes, “I used to reconstruct old denim and make denim accessories as a child.  Later on, I distressed denim in college for some income. Now, I finally have the opportunity to work with denim in a RTW contemporary way, the way I always wanted.

What you’ll find on Broken Land Co? Flirty mini skirts, alluring crop and bra tops, and chic corsets, perfect for capturing moments and the eyes of admiring onlookers.

@KelseyAshley in Broken Land Co

Keep it locked to Broken-Land.com to see how the brand expands into even more RTW contemporary pieces.

What do you think? See anything you like?

Images: @GoogleisHuman, @BrokenLandCo, @KelseyAshley

Fashion Bombshell of the Day: Naya from Virginia

Today’s Fashion Bombshell is Naya from Virginia, check her out below.

She writes, “My name is Naya out of Virginia. I believe that I have what it takes to be featured as a Fashion Bombshell due to the uniqueness of my style. I would describe my style as fun, colorful, and eclectic.

Naya we agree, the non traditional way your looks are put together are definitely to be remembered. Head over to her Instagram account to view more. @Nayaashley

What do you think of this bombshell’s style?

Fashion Bombshell of the Day is a feature showcasing the singular style of Fashion Bomb Readers. Send your name, location, a description of your style, and 5-10 clear, unfiltered, head-to-toe pictures of 5-10 different outfits (no collages) to Bombshell@FashionBombDaily.com. Images submitted will be featured on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or any of our social media platforms. Comments can be harsh, so bring your A game! Please be advised: once published, pictures will not be removed or taken down.

Getting to Know Fashion Lifestyle Icon and Designer Justin Haynes: Kicks Off NYFW With JUS10H Brand’s ‘Flaxen Rose’ Collection in Times Square

Here at Fashion Bomb Daily, we’re always highlight Black talent in fashion that you should know about. Today, we are shining a spotlight on Black fashion designer Justin Haynes!

Justin Haynes is the mastermind behind the JUS10H brand which offers menswear, womenswear, and children’s clothing. With a background in tailoring, the international designer’s work typically exquisite patchwork with extreme attention to detail and perfect fits to the wearer’s physique.

While many businesses have been drastically affected by the pandemic this year, Haynes had a very promising year as he was featured in six publications this year alone. Haynes was named Fashion Lifestyle Icon by Google News, AP News, and Business Insider. In addition, he was named in Top Business Leader 2020 by Yahoo Finance and peaked at #7 on the Top 10 List Top Entrepreneurs of 2020 on USA TODAY.

Justin Haynes recently kicked off New York Fashion Week with his JUS10H brand showing its “Flaxen Rose” collection in the heart of Times Squares during Times Square Fashion Week. Accompanied by his own digital billboard in the Father Duffy Square, the collection featured Fall garments like sweaters and blazers with his signature patchwork style in yellow, blue, and orange color palette. The collection was also very much in-tune with the times we’re in as it featured face masks that mimicked the apparel’s designs!

Justin Haynes described the Flaxen Rose collection, “I created a bright, exuberant line with a loud splash of yellow. I never chose the one dominant color. My goal was doing something bright and colorful to remind us that fashion and color are still relevant and that we are all still alive. I wanted to do something vibrant that represented that. The color yellow takes our minds off everything that’s going on currently.

You can definitely expect more for Justin Haynes and his JUS10H brand! Be sure to @theofficialjus10h on Instagram for more updates!

Torlowei Reimagines African Fashion With ‘Sustainability, Ethics, and Timelessness’ At The Forefront

Photo by Rebecca Marie Reynolds

At Fashion Bomb Daily, we’re also highlight brands you should know! Today, we would like to shine a spotlight on an African brand you should have on your radar: Torlowei! Torlowei is a family-owned brand that designs pieces out of Lagos, Nigeria with the concepts of sustainability, ethics, and timelessness in mind. Headed by Patience Torlowei, the brand has shown at Arise Fashion Week and caught the attention of fashion insiders like model Naomi Campbell and editor Andre Leon Talley.

André Leon Talley wears custom broderie Anglaise traditional Agbada by Torlowei

It is no secret that Torlowei’s designs are rooted in Africa. In fact, the brand is heavily influenced by African’s artistic culture. Torlowei takes Africa’s classic silhouettes and reimagines them with vibrant colors and eccentric prints and shapes inspired by fauvism and cubism. Moreover, the brand tends to focus on generational traditions rather than the latest trends. They truly capture the brand’s notion of “timelessness” by providing the wearer with pieces that be carried on through many generations.

Photo by Leslie Andrews

Torlowei also places a high level of importance on transparency, ethical responsibility, and sustainability when it comes to production and design. US Brand Advisors Vanessa Masters-Prempeh and Okey Nwoke expressed how Torlowei specifically selects suppliers and subcontractors who share their same views when it comes to sustainable matters like reduced water usage and ethics like safe, healthy working conditions for workers.

Naomi in custom Torlowei hand-beaded mini dress

Additionally, Torlowei works with local charities and groups to provide individuals with knowledge and employment. The brand also combats period poverty (inadequate access of menstrual hygiene supplies for young girls) by supplying young women with sanitary products.

Photo by Rebecca Marie Reynolds

Torlowei is not only changing the African fashion scene but encouraging fashion brands as a whole to take responsibility when it comes to our planet and the planet on it. Torlowei is definitely a brand to watch, follow them for updates on Instagram (@torlowei) and check out their pieces on www.patiencetorlowei.com.