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Naomi Campbell's sunglasses have oversized frames and gradient lenses. Not only does she know which ones suit her, gradient lenses give her a glamorous look
Moat House eyewear is a British brand committed to keeping British manufacturing alive. They also ensure their products are environmentally friendly.
Jude Law's masculine sunglasses are usually Wayfarers or Aviators, which he wears in and out of the spotlight. He also models a campaign for Vogue eyewear.
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Three different brands of glasses made in the UK - Fan Optics, William Morris and Rockoptika. From handmade glasses, to designer, and 'cult brit eyewear'.