Moscot has teamed up with Dover Street Market to create two new iterations of their popular Lemtosh frame, known as “Jewel Tone”. Available in both Sapphire and Ruby, the frames feature Moscot’s signature diamond inlays at the temples and front, a sturdy seven-barrel hinge and the popular key-hole bridge for an added element of style. Retailing for $270 USD, the Moscot Summer 2014 Lemtosh “Jewel Tone” Sunglasses are available now and can be found here at Dover Street Market.

The 714 Foldable Aviator Sunglasses are a Persol classic, encompassing their form meets function approach and built with some of their industry leading technology. Fully foldable, the 714’s are constructed with natural acetate frames and neutral crystal lenses and are kitted out with Meflecto flexible stems and a Victor Flex bridge, both designed to offer a superior fit. The eyewear of choice for screen legend Steve McQueen, this iconic design is finished off with Persol’s signature Silver Arrow connecting the arms.

Eyewear designers Garrett Leight and Thierry Lasry have come together again to produce a highly limited edition set of sunglasses, this time looking to Los Angeles-based artist and designer Ashkahn to add yet another element of creativity. These slim handcrafted frames use a cured cellulose acetate with mineral glass lenses that offer 100% UV protection. Available in three colorways, these limited edition Ashkahn for Garrett Leight x Thierry Lasry sunglasses retail for $445 USD over at Garrett Leight’s online shop.

Warby Parker’s Fall 2013 Collection is one that takes inspiration from classic 1960’s style. Debuting five new frames spanning both optical and sunglasses, the collection offers a mix of chunky acetate frames and combination wire/acetate pieces. Head over to Warby Parker to shop the collection now.

The Garrett Leight Spring/Summer 2013 collection features original, classic and clean silhouettes that epitomize the California brands aesthetic to perfection. A few highlights from the range include beautiful custom Japanese acetates, signature metal filigree detailing, and glass lenses with both polarized and anti-reflective options as well as 5-barrell hinges. You can shop the collection now at EyeGoodies.

Perfect for Summer, Italian eyewear brand SUPER has launched a surf-inspired collection of sunglasses called “Cove”. The outfit looked to major players in the surfing community like Ryan Lovelace, Brandon DiPierri, Simon Murdoch and more for input on these frames. Featuring models like the Flat Top, People and America silhouettes, the collection combines traditional tones with amazing iridium lenses. Each pair comes with premium Carl Zeiss mirrored lenses. Expect these frames to drop soon.

Super by Retrosuperfuture continues to impress with their eyewear releases for Summer 2013. Featuring pieces like the ‘Remember’ series: a special collaboration between SUPER and the photographer Pauline Beaudemont. To optical offerings, the ‘Gianni’ updates Super’s classic styles with slick Italian design and exotic 90’s influences. As with every pair of Super eyewear, each offering features Carl Zeiss lenses and are are made in Italy from premium materials

8000 Eyewear releases the Ottomila sunglasses as part of their debut collection. Interestingly enough, the frames get ones attention because they are so stunningly simple in their form. Crafted entirely by hand in Italy, each model is produced in a limited edition of 8000 numbered copies. Available in silver, gold, graphite and lava stone. Each pair comes with an Italian leather case handmade in Brooklyn, New York. Now available here.

Inspired by classic silhouettes from the likes of Moscot, Persol and Ray Ban, the “Timeless” frame is an expertly crafted, rounded shape frame from Scandinavian designer Han. The frames feature premium Carl Zeiss lenses set in a handmade Japanese Zyl acetate frame. Limited in number, each pair of Han “Timeless” sunglasses comes with an anti-static carry case and cleaning cloth.

Designed in London and manufactured in France, YMC v Mc Ginn have joined forces to produce a line of frames using acetate from the 70′s, 80′s and 90′s. The vintage tinged collaboration is preppy and has been designed to sit alongside YMC’s mainline collection.