Michelle Gellar
Chanel Sunglasses – Simply Divine by David Allen
The brand name Chanel instantly conjures up images of glamour, sophistication and luxury. Founded by the iconic Coco Chanel, the high end designer brand is now headed up by Creative Director Karl Lagerfeld who previously designed for Fendi. 1999 the House of Chanel introduced its first line of sunglasses. Chanel sunglasses depict the essence of fine glamour with bold oversized frames, exquisite detailing and the Chanel logo that every lady desires to be wearing. Chanel is possibly one of the most sought after luxury brands in the world.
Chanel sunglasses, despite being incredibly sophisticated, are actually very wearable and versatile. If you are looking to sharpen up your style, adding a pair of Chanel shades will instantly add a sense of chic to your look. They are appropriate for every occasion be it the oversized frames or a chic visor style. The brand always exceeds expectations and with a range of diamante designs, luxuriously styled arms, intertwining C’s and the Chanel’s unique flower designs, Chanel is a brand which always manages to achieve classic styling with contemporary trends. Some of the frames are beautifully patterned with a crystal weave effect for example and the iconic CC logo located on the arms. For 2010, some of the new Chanel sunglasses incorporate colour including pink, tortoiseshell, white and deep red.
The oversized versions are available in a range of sizes and frame styles, some more angular and thick and others distinctly rounder with slimmer frames for a retro 1950′s look. If your style is a little sportier, there is a great selection of visor and wraparound Chanel sunglasses which still maintain the Chanel glamour with diamante logo detailing or feminine patterns on the arms.
Indeed celebrities have a huge impact on establishing the popularity of a brand but Chanel is one of those classic labels whose identity will also benefit the celebrity spotted wearing it. A stunning pair of sunglasses, as we all know can make a huge statement about the wearer’s personality, status, wealth and of course style. Hiding behind shades might certainly portray an air of mystery, but can also reveal a great deal. The celebrities and members of the fash pack who wear Chanel sunglasses include Lauren Conrad, Lindsay Lohan, Madonna, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Mary Kate Olsen and Anne Hathaway to name only a few.
As a person, Coco Chanel was renowned for her vibrant personality and wanted to create difference in fashion by allowing women to be comfortable but still look feminine and chic. Despite her designs initially being frowned upon by figures of authority, her persistence and skill as a designer lead her to becoming possibly the most famous fashion designer in the world. Although she had passed on by the time that Chanel sunglasses were launched, they are the perfect depiction of the entwinement of comfort with high glamour and will make the ultimate investment accessory that will always make you feel incredibly stylish in true Chanel fashion.
About the Author
Chanel Sunglasses are exclusive and unique. David Allen works for Shade Station, a Sunglasses specialist.
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