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"    Jessie Randall in her Lookmatic Kitty frames; Photo: Lookmatic   Online eyewear e-tailer Lookmatic has unveiled the latest installment in its design collaboration series, this time with Jessie Randall of Loeffler Randall and Brady Cunningham, art and design director of cool Los Angeles boutique TenOverSix. Randall, for her part, was inspired to modernize a 1960s cat-eye shape with leather covering\u2014a nod to her leather accessories brand. &amp;quot;I am drawn to the cat-eye frame because they&amp;#039;re fun and a bit dramatic,&amp;quot; she told ELLE.com. &amp;quot;The style looks great on a lot of different face shapes, and the color is a classic neutral, always in style no matter the season.&amp;quot; Her yellow, black, and white-printed, oversized Kitty frames run $130. Cunningham, meanwhile, channeled a pair of glasses her father bought on a family trip to Rome in the mid &amp;#039;90s. &amp;quot;They were black, round, heavy and quite out of   character for him. I think it was a &amp;#039;when in Rome&amp;#039; moment, and I admired his bold selection,&amp;quot; she noted. Cunningham&amp;#039;s version, the Marlowe, comes in pink or tortoise and also runs $130. She&amp;#039;s been wearing them all during New York Fashion Week, she told ELLE.com. &amp;quot;My beauty routine: pull hair in a bun, apply bright lipstick, put on Marlowe glasses.&amp;quot; While these two collaborations are for sale online now, more exclusive designs for Lookmatic are on the way through December. Expect frames from actress Aubrey Plaza and actor/designer Waris Ahluwalia.  Brady Cunningham in her Lookmatic Marlowe frames; Photo: Lookmatic "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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