Hep Lightweight

Hep LightweightOriginally worn and designed for Audrey Hepburn in the movie Charade (1963), the Hep is oh so very, very chic. This understated beauty has universal allure and is particularly great for smaller faced women looking for an oversized frame. Timeless and entirely elegant, it can do no wrong. Oliver Goldsmith designed sunglasses for many of Audrey Hepburns movies including Charade, Two for the Road, How to Steal a Million and most famously Breakfast at

Large round avante-garde feminine sunglasses

incredibly comfortable and a perfect fit

Named in tribute to the late

A statement cat-eye sunglasses featuring 18K gold plated titanium wire structure resembling a cat eye shape fitted with mirror fuchsia lenses

These are non-prescription ready-to-wear glasses

These geometries converge to achieve a bold

making it the a staple

stylists and creatives—all of whom were digging through thrift stores in search for the perfect oversized vintage frame

Acetate style with shiny metal T logo on the temple

Soft cat-eyed acetate feminine frames featuring lightweight surgical stainless steel temples and a key-hole bridge

Timeless and entirely elegant

Designed in 1967