Sunglasses are closely related to music. Indeed, many artists use (and sometimes abuse) for some is even their trademark. On the occasion of the Grammy Awards, we are going together to review two musical trends associated with this fashion accessory.
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The current of rock music appeared in the 40's and did not cease to develop. Heavily influenced by rhythm and blues and country, the rock is characterized by wild rhythms and is mainly driven by electric guitar, bass and drums. When we talk about a rock look, we think of the leather, the biker jacket and especially the black sunglasses. This association is a sure value that many artists have used to create their image.
We can think of Elvis
Presley and his legendary golden pilot sunglasses, John Lennon and his
ever-rounded frame, Jimmy Hendrix was also adept in small round
sunglasses. We can also mention Bono and his pronounced taste for
colored glasses or Little Richard and his love for eccentric glasses.
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Popular music influenced by gospel and jazz, Rnb rhythms have made more than one dance. The artists who represent this movement are fervent followers of the sunglasses. They even allow eccentricities (and would have been wrong to deprive them) such as flashy colors, oversized shapes and ultra-colored lenses. With the return of the old school trend *, the looks have never been so colorful and uninhibited. We think here to
Rihanna
who has updated the 90's glasses, Bruno Mars who is a follower of the
funky glasses or even Master Gims we do not know without sunglasses. And
if we go back, we will remember a singer who had a great success in the
90's: Anastacia with his little glasses with colored glasses. This
model is still in the news mode.
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Iconic singers and a multitude of choice of sunglasses. Every day, its solar ! Copy the best finds of the stars and especially OSE !
Offer "Friends & Family" or "25% off on the second pair" : Offer for the simultaneous purchase of two non-corrective sunglases, on the web site solaris.fr, in the stores, linears and corners Solaris participants. Not combinable with any other discount, with the Ray-Ban Selection at 99€, with sales and purchases of gift cards or accessories. The discount applies to the cheapest pair of both and is made at the cashier or in your the shopping bag. Non-contractual visuals. Visual Model (SAP): 304537 et 308517.
Hawkers : Visual non-contractual. Retouched photography. May 2020.
Marc Jacobs 129€ : Offer valid on non-corrective Marc Jacobs® sunglasses selection. In the limit of the available stock. Suggested retail price at participating Solaris stores and website. Offer not combinable with any other commercial offer and discount. Visual Model (SAP): 317047. Retouched photography. February 2019.
Ray-Ban Selection at 99€ : Offer valid on non-corrective Ray-Ban® sunglasses selection identified on the website. Offer not combinable with any other commercial offers and discounts. Non-contractual visual. Visual Model (SAP): 271788. June 2019.
Longchamp : Visual non-contractual. Visual model (SAP) : 329385. Retouched photography. March/April 2019.
The French-Touch : Visual non-contractual. Visual model (SAP) : 323399. Retouched photography. March 2019.
Persol : Visual non-contractual. Visual model : 219813. Retouched photography. April 2019.
Dior : Visual non-contractual. Visual model (SAP) : 328186. Retouched photography. April 2019.
Prada : Visual non-contractual. Visual model (SAP) : 330962. Retouched photography. April 2019.
Ray-Ban : Visual
non-contractual. Visual Models (SAP) from right to left : Wayfarer model
= 189698 ; Nina model = 324075 ; Meteor
model = 324095. Retouched photography. Juin 2019.
Oakley : Visual
non-contractual. Visual model (SAP) : 333225. Retouched photography. July 2019.
Carrera : Visual non-contractual. Visual model (SAP) : 330089. Retouched photography. August 2019.
