Look cool on the beach with a new set of shades

Sunglasses are a must-have accessory for anyonethe 1983 movie 'Risky Business', helping to boost
planning a beach venture this summer. Not only doflagging sales, while the style was immortalised by Don
they protect your eyes from the sun's rays, but withHenley in the track 'Boys of Summer'.
the right choice of style they can make nearly anyoneWhile Ray-Ban Wayfarers have featured in numerous
look seriously cool!movies, so too has other styles of sunglasses.
Sunglasses date back to 1929, when they were firstRay-Ban were also responsible for the Aviator style,
introduced on a mass scale on the beaches of Atlanticwith Tom Cruise sporting the trend in 'Top Gun' while
City, New Jersey; but since then their popularity hasvariations of Aviator frames appeared in U.S Law
remained unwavering with many millions of frames andEnforcement TV dramas such as 'CHiPs' and 'Starsky
designs being sold worldwide each year. The mostand Hutch'. In more recent times, Johnny Depp wore
widely sold and famous design - the Ray-Banorange-tinted Aviator frames in 'Fear and Loathing in
Wayfarer - has been around since 1952 and lists JohnLas Vegas', while Brad Pitt wore them alongside
Lennon, Bob Dylan, James Dean, Roy Orbison andAngelina Jolie in 'Mr & Mrs Smith'.
Andy Warhol among an impressive inventory ofThe line 'Hasta la vista, baby' uttered by action movie
wearers.superstar Arnold Schwarzenegger is perhaps one of
Ray-Ban Wayfarers have also been popular inthe most famous lines in movie history. Possibly almost
Hollywood, with the style having appeared on the silveras famous, however, are the styles of sunglasses
screen since the 1950s. Having been worn by Kimworn by the movies' stars. In the first movie, Arnie's
Novak in the 1954 film 'Cote d'Azur' and by Audreykiller robot wore Gargoyle frames, while in the second
Hepburn in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's', the style really tookhe wore Oakleys. Both styles proved a major
off on the big screen in the 80's.success with young fans. After all, who wouldn't want
Perhaps the most famous image of Ray-Banto look as cool as the Terminator?
Wayfarers is in the iconic 1980 film 'The BluesWith the onset of summer, you'll find 2007's latest
Brothers', starring John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd, intrends in sunglasses and clothing accessories available
which the style of suit, pencil tie and pork-pie hat isin a variety of stores - from the high-street chain to
augmented by the addition of a pair of Ray-Banthe exquisite designer boutique. So there's never a
Wayfarers. However, Wayfarers were destined to bemore perfect time to invest in the perfect pair of
consigned to memory until Tom Cruise wore them insunglasses to suit you.