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Tom Ford Oversized Sunglasses

Explore Tom Ford's iconic fashion journey—from Gucci revival to luxe essentials like his stylish blue-rimmed sunglasses. Shop now on Farfetch!
Tom Ford Oversized Sunglasses

Tom Ford’s CV looks pretty good. The Texan-born designer, who studied at New York’s Parson’s School of Design and began his working career at sportswear label Cathy Hardwick, really started to make waves at Perry Ellis working under Marc Jacobs. But he is of course best known for turning around the fortunes of Italian fashion house Gucci in the 1990s, restoring in it a kind of sexy 1970s glamour that the brand appeared to have lost. After a stint also designing for Yves Saint Laurent, he created the Tom Ford label that now takes in fragrance, sunglasses and luxurious menswear. Ford’s inimitably sexy design style seems to imbue everything he touches. The sunglasses from Tom Ford with blue plastic rims and square lenses feature rims which extend beyond the lens as they meet the arm and the lenses have a grey tint. The sunglasses have gold-tone detailing on the arm and small logos on the left lens and arm. They come with a black case for storage. farfetch.com

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