Radio One DJ, Fearn Cotton wearing Ray-Ban RB4140 Sunglasses Black arrives for work and signs an autograph for an awaiting fan. London, UK 02/08/2010
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Ray-Ban RB4140 Black Sunglasses
Fearne Cotton looks like she is wearing Ray Ban New Wayfarer RB2132 Black, spotted outside the Radio 1 studios sporting a Iron Maiden T-shirt in London, UK. 09/07/2010
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Ray Ban New Wayfarer RB2132 Black
Presenter Fearne Cotton wearing Ray Ban Clubmaster RB3016 Sunglasses Red arrives at Radio 1 looking a little disgruntled, following a teeth whitening treatment which has left her unable to drink coffee for while – something she hasn’t gone without for 10 years! London, UK 12/05/2010
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Ray Ban Clubmaster RB3016 Sunglasses Red
Fearne Cotton wearing Ray-Ban Clubmaster Red RB3016 Sunglasses arriving at Radio 1 Studios in London. UK. 25/11/2009
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The Clubmaster style of sunglasses was first developed by Ray-Ban in the early 1940’s for the army and navy as a replacement to the flying goggles that Ray Ban were producing at that time. Since then they have become one of the most copied style of sunglasses of all time, with their metal frames and, typically, mirrored lenses adorning the rich and famous, and immortalised in films such as Top Gun, with Tom Cruise and Val Kilmer both sporting the Ray Ban Clubmaster.
Ray Ban Clubmaster RB3016 Sunglasses Red
Fearne Cotton wearing wayfarers leaving Radio 1, London, UK.
28/09/2009
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Ray Ban Wayfarer RB2140 Light Grey on Blue - Mirrored lens
The Ray-Ban Wayfarer RB2140 is probably the most iconic sunglass of all time. Designed in 1952 by optical designer Raymond Stegeman, they were seen as radical in design, with their plastic frames replacing the more traditional metal frames used up until that time.
We think Fearne looks great here leaving the Radio One studios in her grey Ray Ban Wayfarers – get yours now
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The Ray Ban Wayfarer is probably the most iconic sunglass of all time. Designed in 1952 by optical designer Raymond Stegeman, they were seen as radical in design, with their plastic frames replacing the more traditional metal frames used up until that time.
Immortalised by Audrey Hepburn in the film Breakfast at Tiffany’s in the early 1960’s, the Ray-Ban Wayfarer has been in-favour with fashionistas ever since, and they are cited as the best-selling sunglasses of all time.
The Ray Ban Wayfarer has evolved many times throughout its 50 year history, and the Ray Ban Wayfarer range today is wide, with a range of colours and sizes. Manufactured in Italy by Luxottica, the original Ray-Ban Wayfarer RB2140 is the style that most people will be familiar with – probably having owned a pair in the eighties and wishing they had kept them!
Now available in a huge range of colours, the RB2140 has been seen on many celebrities. Our RB2140 best selling colours include the classics black and tortoise, and the more funky and quirky red on black, pearlised red on red, light grey on pink and white. The RB2140 Ray Ban Wayfarer comes in three sizes – small 47mm, medium 50mm and large 54mm – with the medium size being the most popular.
Ray Ban Wayfarers can also be fitted with prescription lenses and can be worn either clear – for a big statement – or with tinted prescription lenses available from designer-glasses.co.uk.
If you have seen a pair of Ray Ban Wayfarers you wish to purchase and they are not listed on our site – please do contact us to see if they are coming into stock shortly – we will always try and get the colour/style you require.
Grey Ray-Ban Wayfarer
