Add a little swagger to your style with the Alpina M1 vintage sunglasses. The 80s-made shades have been worn by the likes of Rick Ross, Jazy-Z, Victoria Beckham and Stevie Wonder to name a few. And now they’re available to buy at Bangkok’s funky SuperrZaaap! Terminal 21 store.

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Save the world and look good doing it with these green-friendly Woodzee shades. Each pair is constructed from either dark wood, zebra wood, pear wood or bamboo. And the lenses? They’re polycarbonate to ensure you protect your eyes as well as the environment. Cute!

Desiar and Nooka have collaborated to create some very limited shades. The Nooka Mercury frames were styled with Swarovski crystals around the lense the same color as the frames. The glasses come in three colors: white, black, and pink.

These are the coolest thing ever! French label, Waiting for the Sun, makes a range of ubersmart shades from wood. There are heaps of styles to choose from. Very Grace Kelly and French Riviera. I can just imagine wearing them with a scarf around my head and the top down on my convertible as I wind around the streets of Monaco.

How neat are the new Burberry Brights foldable sunglasses? They exude the panache of the classic wayfarer frame, only remodelled with functionality and a bright palette for fresh perspective.

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I have an ongoing collaboration with these legends. It’s great to see my art expand to new formats and products. Perth has sun about eight months of the year, so these are invaluable.

Keys, wallet, mobile and sunnies. There is some cool shit coming out by the end of the year that I’m involved with and, honestly, I haven’t seen anything like it before. I’d love to tell you, but they’d get heavy on me if the cat was to exit the bag. Stay tuned.

They live on planet C and B, two kooky and creative 20 year-old twin sisters, who are taking the human world by storm with their fierce brand of sunglasses. Coco and Breezy create studded and bullet-holed over-sized signature shields, but a recent trip to Paris inspired a wearable art, glow in the dark accessory line, and most recently, they rolled out a children’s collection. These kids are alright. And wear their sunglasses at night.

Kerin Rose has a sick sense of style. What you are looking at, if you could actually see, are the W.O.W. sunglasses by the accessory designer. Inspired by Wendy O. Williams, these glasses have six sterling silver spikes drilled through a clear band. Perfect for a night in of cuddling with your cutie in the dungeon.

Omar Seluj [pronounced Oh-ma Sir-luge] is a boutique sunglasses operation created by two Sydney guys who wanted to craft original designs in limited numbers for the sunglasses aficionado. The result is the debut range consisting of two styles in three different colours. All Omar Seluj sunnies are hand-crafted acetate, have spring hinges and boast UV 400 lenses. There are only 100 pairs of each colour.

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