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For reasons that are pretty mysterious to me (who among us can know the vagaries of search engines?) I’m getting tons of traffic from people searching for Wayfarer sunglasses. I don’t own a pair myself, or even a knockoff – something about their skyrocketing presence turns me off – but I have to say that they look awesome on most people.

If you’re anything like me, and start shunning a style when knock-offs start seeming ubiquitous, maybe some lesser-known – but still classic – styles are worth investigating.

The Persol 714, for example, created 1957:

This style was made famous in the 1961 film “Divorzio all’italiana”, directed by Pietro Germi. Steve McQueen also wore them in the movie “The Thomas Crown Affair”.