I first saw Thierry Lasry’s sunglasses in a shop in Paris years ago and I loved the design aesthetic: a bit different from bog standard safe designer offerings and more like design-led spectacles. This is probably due to the fact that Lasry’s father was an optician and his mother was a designer. Lasry’s sunglasses are free from logos which is a feature I adore as I have often found that a perfectly beautiful pair of specs can be ruined by a gaudy blinged-out logo in gold or crystal. The line is sold at high-end stores such as Colette, Barney’s, Opening Ceremony and Browns as well as Net-A-Porter and while the prices are appropriately high-end too, the fact that each pair are handmade is a guarantee of lasting quality.
Alex Donald's Multiverse 