This sunglasses is inspired by the famous painting of John Sargent’s portrait of Virginie Amélie Avegno Gautreau entitled Madame X. She was known for her sophistication and beauty. And just like Patricia Field’s Madame X shades, it illustrates the 18th century design, elegance and beauty.

Madame X Shades is a shield type of eyewear with no sun protection at all. This eyewear, I suspect, is made for masquerade parties and the like. It is custom made eyewear designed by Jaesyn Burke. The sequined floral and rhinestones are placed on the edges with elaboration and avant-garde style.

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Patricia Field’s Onasis sunglasses is designed by Jaesyn Burke. I am guessing, the designer is influenced by a window glass on a rainy season. Exceptional sunglasses as the Onasis inspire optical accessory designers to be more creative and add more edge to their product.

Onasis is a vintage aviator type eyewear. However, the frame may bear a resemblance to aviators since the lenses are rather rounded. This sunglasses has hand-utilized rhinestone adornment all over the frame and even the glasses as well. The embellishments on the glasses and frame somewhat serve as the rain drops.

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