Metal and perforated leather aviator sunglasses.

In the 1950s, Ray-Ban expanded its collection by introducing the Wayfarer model, featuring an acetate frame—a revolutionary design that won over artists, musicians, and Hollywood actors. Later came the Clubmaster, inspired by the intellectual style of the 1950s and 60s, now considered a timeless classic.

Thanks to its presence in cult films, television series, and advertising campaigns, Ray-Ban has become a symbol of international pop culture. Celebrities such as James Dean, Audrey Hepburn, Tom Cruise, and many others have helped turn its authentic models into cult objects.

In 1999, the brand became part of the Luxottica group, now EssilorLuxottica, which strengthened its global presence by investing in research, technology, and design. While maintaining the charm of its historic creations, Ray-Ban continues to innovate by introducing new materials, high-performance lenses, and contemporary collections, including the smart versions developed in recent years.

• Ray Ban.
• Sunglasses.
• Metal and perforated leather Aviator.