As a sister design duo whose moxy and talent we cheer with enthusiasm, we are delighted to present Coco & Breezy’s “Omorose” (trans: “beauty in Egyptian) eyewear collection. The pair featured above is called “Thema” and can be purchased on the the designers’ etail site here.

See additional looks from the Coco & Breezy lookbook on the next page.

From the slopes to the chilly city streets these sunnies by Alex Wang and Linda Farrow are too cool to ignore. Available at Luisaviaroma.

Both bold and minimalist, Ksubi eyewear blends all the elements of sport, street and high fashion to create glasses that enhance the style quotient of the  wearer. In our minds each pair is as covetable as the next. Many styles are available here.

See more styles on the next page.

Lifted straight from T Magazine, designer Tom Ford’s latest offering, eyewear frames, as inspired by the late great Malcolm X. Gold plated and featuring the horn of a genuine water buffalo, at $2,950, they’re priced to sell to NBA star Russell Westbrook.

Coco & Breezy take their eye wear in a new direction for Spring 2013 with sleek silhouettes, color accents, studs and metal plaques. Bold in appearance yet still subtle enough for the style  connoisseur in search of eye wear with a unique twist. More beauties on the next page.

Though Raf Simons has left Jil Sander behind, the Fall/Winter 2012 collection was his last collection for the brand. For the Autumn/Winter 2012 eyewear collection model Karlina Caune and Peter Bruder were shot by Daniel Jackson. See all styles on the next page.

Victoria Beckham just revealed the launch of her first optical line. For the singer-turned-designer it will be the first collection of spectacles after her already very succsessful fashion line. The new frames, including men’s and women’s designs will be unveiled at international eyewear exhibition Silmo Paris in October and probably hit stores early next year. We will keep you posted.

Take a first look after the jump.