French designer Romain Kremer  brought his risk taking design aesthetic to the table in a collaborative effort with German eyewear label Mykita. “The ROMAIN frame is cut out of 0.5 mm stainless steel and features metal shutters. The design borrows cues from traditional Inuit eyewear, which was designed solely to provide protection from dazzling sunlight and did not have conventional lenses. The very graphic and square-edged frame is inspired by the collection’s leitmotiv of protection and is reminiscent of war face paint.”  Two colorways will be available this November.

More views of the Romain Kremer for Mykita Spring/Summer 2010 Sunglasses at Selectism.

A couple of weeks ago we gave you a first look at one model of the Mykita x Bernhard Willhelm Sunglass collection. Today we show you the other frame from the collaboration and you can also pre-order them already from Oki-Ni. Inspired by the ski events of the 1976 Innsbruck Winter Olympics, the collection is inspired by ski and sportswear 70s aesthetics.

More detailed images of the Mykita x Bernhard Willhelm Sunglasses follow after the jump.

Adding to his latest mens collection, an ode to winter sports, Bernhard Willhelm got together with Mykita to produce a limited series of monochrome, mirrored aviators with ultra-lightweight sheet-metal frames. The sunglasses come in three strong colorways, making them a real alternative to your chunky goggles. Via Hint.