Linda Farrow – 853 C4 Round Sunglasses – Yellow Gold – Linda Farrow Eyewear – Avvenice

Linda Farrow – Luxury Sunglasses & Optical Frames

Established in 1970, the Linda Farrow brand of luxury eyewear rose quickly to acclaim. Originally a fashion designer herself, Linda Farrow was one of the first to treat sunglasses as fashion, her finger always on the pulse of the times.

A tireless experimenter, Farrow pioneered many of the shapes and styles that remain au courant today. Her pioneering use of shape helped move eyewear into high-fashion territory, with avant-garde styles favoured by stars like Yoko Ono and working with brands such as Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, Balenciaga and Sonia Rykiel.

After a twenty year hiatus, the brand was revived in 2003 by Farrow’s son Simon following the discovery of a vast archive of vintage sunglasses in the family’s London warehouse. The brand relaunched under a new title ‘Linda Farrow Vintage’. Today, operating under the original Linda Farrow name, the brand is renowned for collaborating with some of the world’s most acclaimed designers.

Linda Farrow Sunglasses

Inspired by the Immersion of neon lights in Hong Kong, Linda Farrow presents pink, red and peaches hues. Designed for a women with the city unraveling before her eyes, the ‘70s fun and glamour still visible through the everyday grind, emblazoned across both the night sky and her own skin.

853 C4 Round Sunglasses

Dreamlike, almost surreal, the Harlequin sunglasses from the Linda Farrow campaign are crafted from ultra-fine 18-22 carat yellow gold-plated Japanese titanium. Reminiscent of the silhouettes and playfulness of life in the circus, the frame is intricately looped around mocha gradient ZEISS Pure lenses. Harnessing premium scratch and smudge resistance technology, ZEISS Pure lenses offer a flawless surface with minimal internal reflection.

Details

100 % UV protected nylon lenses

Titanium frame with titanium temples

Made in Japan

Model

Yellow Gold

Measurements

60 mm lens widthﾠ 

16 mm bridge width 

140 mm temple length