JW Anderson "Twister" butterfly sunglasses in acetate and stainless steel Eye/bridge/temple (in mm): 11060200 Solid lenses Saddle nose bridge Wide, tapered arms Twisted detail at the arms Comes with a case and cloth Acetate/stainless steel 100% UVA/UVB protection Imported

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JW ANDERSON TWISTER ACETATE BUTTERFLY SUNGLASSES

JW Anderson "Twister" butterfly sunglasses in acetate and stainless steel Eye/bridge/temple (in mm): 11060200 Solid lenses Saddle nose bridge Wide, tapered arms Twisted detail at the arms Comes with a case and cloth Acetate/stainless steel 100% UVA/UVB protection Imported

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Northern Irish designer Jonathan Anderson established J.W.Anderson in 2008. At first an elaborate collection of accessories quickly attracted attention, enabling the fledgling label to show on-schedule during 2008’s London Fashion Week. The success of this debut collection earned both critical acclaim and commercial success for Anderson, whose label is now regarded as one of London’s most innovative and forward thinking brands. Its unique design aesthetic offers a modern interpretation of masculinity and femininity by creating thought-provoking silhouettes through a conscious cross-pollination between menswear and womenswear elements. This idiosyncratic perspective, which earned the label a cult following, prompted J.W.Anderson to present a women’s capsule collection in 2010.

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