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" BEFORE OLIVER GOLDSMITH CAME ALONG, sunglasses were merely tinted spectacles. Though the British optical brand began making shades as early as the 1920s, it wasn&amp;#039;t until the &amp;#039;60s that a new generation of Goldsmiths began to create outsize, molded nylon frames in often unusual shapes. Once they were adopted by a young crowd of London music and movie stars like John Lennon, Peter Sellers, and Michael Caine, fashion sunglasses were born. It is to those &amp;#039;60s golden years that a reborn Oliver Goldsmith (now in the hands of a fourth Goldsmith generation) looks for its stylistic inspiration. Included in its latest offerings are authentic designs like the &amp;quot;Renzo&amp;quot; shown here. From left: Renzo sunglasses ($400) and Mistinguett sunglasses ($435) by Oliver Goldsmith. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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