Taking the form of one of the most popular styles of sunglasses, Waiting for the Sun 'LA Une' shades do differ from their competition. The solar-softening spectacles are the result of a crafty collaboration with artist Parra and associated Rockwell.
Made of bamboo, these sunnies take the look of classic Ray-Bans, with metal detailing in the corners and oblong oval specs. Pairs come in a variety of colors including a sandy red, mustard yellow and an aqueous turquoise with midnight-hued lenses.
Taking on a cartoony form, the hipster frames boast serious 100% UV protection. Waiting for the Sun 'LA Une' sunglasses even come with a matching scarf, imprinted with graphic textile design by the same artist. Look out for these limited edition shades on Moustach Madrid, and hopefully we'll see them in stores soon.
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