These Iconic '90s Sunglasses Are Back For Summer

Turns out, you don't have to follow fashion trends or know sartorial history well to see that '90s style has a huge influence on fashion looks. 'today. From baggy denim and spaghetti straps to bucket hats and minimalist sunglasses, everything we loved about the decade's effortless chic attitude is back, and all over our social media feeds. Now, three decades later, the brand that defined the era - and brought us some of the most memorable and groundbreaking fashion moments of all time - is back. This summer, the inimitable Calvin Klein is drawing on its archives for an anniversary eyewear collection that perfectly embodies the minimalist spirit of the 90s.

Inspired by the round frames and colored lens style icons sported on the red carpet and off-duty, the capsule features three gender-neutral styles for optical and sunglasses . But make no mistake, these classic silhouettes aren't part of your standard reissue. Available in a range of nostalgic frame and lens colors, the collection is brand new. Specifically, the frames take craftsmanship to a whole new level and are sculpted from premium Japanese titanium and include enhanced details like pearl-effect nose pads and refined detailing on the bridge and temples. /p>

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With a new generation of fashion designers embracing the retro aesthetic, Calvin Klein's '90s frames are already on their way to becoming summer's signature shade. Recording artist and photographer Nisa Jones recently styled her frames with wide leg jeans and an oversized summer sweater for a look that maximizes effortless cool. But she's not the only one channeling the vibe. Shay Sweeney, founder of Houston-based studio Sween Shots, paired it with the brand's signature white t-shirt, a look that proves the best way to channel the style of a specific era is to go all out.

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