Thursday, March 28, 2013

Designer Eyewear



An Italian manufacturer called Luxottica, which makes shades for Dolce &Gabbana, Oakley, Ray-Ban, Prada, Chanel, Donna Karan, REVO, and Versace—yes, these are other pricey brands are all made by the same company—says it earns a hefty gross profit of 64¢ on each $1 in sales. And here’s another fact you’ve probably suspected but never knew for sure: The $300 pair of sunglasses doesn’t protect your eyes any better than the $100 pair, and chances are the pair that costs $40—or even $4—does the job pretty well too.
Luxottica not only owns or makes glasses for all of the listed brands and more, the Italian company also owns LensCrafters, Pearl Vision, and Sunglass Hut, according to the WSJ. No wonder the choices in these stores can seem limited—not necessarily with a skimpy number of options, but limited because it’s rare to find a pair of sunglasses for under $100.

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Aviator Styling


Aviator sunglasses are worn by some of the most influential people in entertainment business today, a fashion staple for celebrities like Brad Pitt and Adriana Lima. Aviators shades are always in style, the classic tear drop eyewear available for wholesale sunglasses purchase at solarfashionsnyc.com. Based in NYC's fashion district, Fashion sunglasses is our business. With over 25 years of experience behind us, manufacturing to distribution and everything in between. Make Solar Fashions your number one stop for fashion and trending sunglasses.

Sunday, March 24, 2013

Aviators and Pilot Sunglasses


The ever popular Aviators and Pilot style sunglasses are available in many colors and style variations at solarfashionsnyc.com. More information on wholesale sunglasses coming soon.

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Colored Mirror Styling



Sunglasses are a warm weather necessity during the sunny spring and summer months, Having been featured on numerous runway shows, colored mirrored sunglasses are styled with metallic and bright and neutral tones. Both Trussardi and Moschino displayed round-shaped sunnies with colored mirror lenses; while the former showed flashy frames in bright blue, the latter's Sunglasses  were slightly more understated in coppery brown. Despite the difference in color, both pairs offer an eye-catching take on an already-bold trend.

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Matte Materials


Emerging from runways and trendsetters worldwide, matte black sunglasses are becoming more popular as the trend continues into 2013. Styles range from thick framed sunglasses to upswept cat eyes and the ever popular wayfarer style. Top left style #9026, Top right style #9007, Bottom style #9160