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Ray Ban eyewear Onyx In 1952, Ray-Ban introduced another iconic model, the Wayfarer. With their bold and innovative plastic design, the Wayfarer became an instant hit, marking a turning point in the world of sunglasses. This model, worn by numerous celebrities and featured in many films, helped consolidate Ray-Ban's reputation as a symbol of style and trend.

In the '80s, the Ray-Ban brand experienced a decline in popularity, but was relaunched thanks to a clever product placement strategy in films and television shows, such as "Top Gun" and "Miami Vice". These interventions brought Ray-Ban back into the spotlight, making it an indispensable fashion accessory.

In 1999, Bausch & Lomb sold Ray-Ban to Luxottica Group, a leading Italian eyewear company. Under Luxottica's management, Ray-Ban has continued to grow, introducing new lens technologies and expanding the range of available models, while always maintaining a connection to its historic designs.

Today, Ray-Ban is synonymous with quality, style, and innovation. With classic models such as Aviator, Wayfarer, and Clubmaster, the brand continues to be a benchmark in the world of fashion and eyewear, appreciated by people of all ages worldwide.