Having already proven to be a successful working relationship, The Soloist and Oliver Peoples ride together again for their second eyewear installment. Given their penchant for delivering tasteful items, it is of no surprise that the end result is of the same nature. 3 different frames were utilized here with each seeing two colors: a black and a light brown with matching lenses. This collection will be hitting retailers in January of next year.

Take a further look after the jump.

Japan’s museum neu and VERYNERD hook up on a collection of 6 different pieces of eyewear for this Fall/Winter 2011 season. There’s two styles offered up in different variations including solid colored pieces as well as the always classic tortoise shell. All the pieces are rather handsome and come with a leather strap attached to the frames.

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Dita still is keeping it light in terms of sunglasses for the Fall 2011 season. This range of shades looks like something Ace Rothstein would wear at the resort due to the retro styling, but they translate well into modern times.

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Eyewear brands incorporating wood into their frames is not exactly new anymore, but certainly one of the strongest trends in that product category that we are seeing these last months. Some do it better and this week we came across Drift Eyewear’s new Timber Collection, which we like a lot.

First of all we like the fact that not the entire frame is worked from wood, but that the wood is rather used where is makes most sense. The handmade frames use sustainable, locally sourced woods and feature a patent pending stell core, which makes sure that the glasses are both robust and have an optimal weight distribution on all touching points with the face. Fragility is certainly an issue when it comes to wooden eyewear frames and Drift nicely takes that issue out of the equation. The founder’s architectural background certainly helped here.

Today we present the new Drift Timber Collection, consisting of three frames, which are all crafted from salvaged hardwood sourced from different locales. “The dark brown wood for Truss comes from designer Daniel Grady Faires, who painstakingly removed the timber from a renovated building in NYC’s Meatpacking District. Nail Hole’s raw aesthetic is inspired by a collaboration with designer Jessica Park of Seattle’s shop-slash-gallery space Coming Soon, while Whitewash’s frames are devised from a vintage picket fence rescued by Chicago-based artist Raun Myn.”

Each frame comes limited to 100 pieces and should be available soon from Drift dealers.

A further look at the frames follows after the jump.

Today we take a first look at the new The Hundreds Spring 2011 Eyeware range, as they like to call it.

“Spring 2011 marks the continuation and an expansion of The Hundreds Eyeware program. The collection includes new colors of the original Phoenix style, and also features two brand new instant-classic Eyeware styles; the Dean, which was inspired by mid-90s action-sports wraps and is therefore The Hundreds’ next foray into ’90s-era styling; and the Valens, which were inspired by L.A.’s infamous hardcore gangster lifestyle.”

The new range of eyewear will be releasing at The Hundreds flagship stores in LA, SF and NYC next month.

Many more images of the sunglasses follow after the jump.

Once again Nonnative worked with Kaneko Optical on several glasses and sunglasses for Spring/Summer 2011. Overall three frames are being offered, each in two colorways. Look out for these to release over the coming months.

Further images of the eyewear follow after the jump.

Australian eyewear brand COLAB will be launching in the US this year. Today we present the brand’s Summer 2011 Lookbook, showcasing their upcoming sunglasses, due to be released in the coming weeks. The brand is best known for collaborating with various designers and artists on their eyewear, which is of course once again the case. A closer look at the individual models will come closer to the release.

For now check out the complete lookbook after the jump.

A Bathing Ape’s general, Nigo, has gotten together with Japanese eyewear brand Effector to produce a couple of frames. Overall they present 3 styles of the collaboration, which will be released in the coming weeks.

Take another look at the glasses after the jump.

uniform experiment has collaborated with Stussy as part of their Fall/Winter 2010 Collection. Together they worked on a make-over of the “Hiroshi” frame by Stussy. Look out for a release in the coming months.

Tom Ford presents his latest Spring 2010 Eyewear Campaign. It features Carolyn Murphy and UK actor Nicholas Hoult. Once again very clean imagery and a clear message in the campaign.

Take a look at the complete campaign after the jump.