Fitzrovia is a dynamic, fashionable and trendy area of London, and London Retro’s Fitzrovia perfectly embraces the dynamism, style and elegance of the area it takes its name from. Whether you love fashion or you are more of the ‘I
As the leaves begin to crunch beneath our feet and we dust off our thermals, the glare of the sun does a u-turn, intensifying it's rays and making things that little bit trickier in the driving seat. It's just as
At the beginning of the month we shared with you a few visual gems from the London Retro Metropolitan campaign, showcasing some of our favourite frames from the AW13 collection. Shot within the walls of the quirky and rather humongous
With clients such as The Arctic Monkeys, This Is England's Vicky McClure, Ellie Golding and Eliza Doolittle, Sara Darling's CV reads like our dream dinner party guest list. Working with some of the most eclectic and creative set of individuals that
We love Jennifer Aniston. Not only is she a great actor, gorgeous and the owner of an A-MAZING wardrobe, she's also a fan of glasses. So she gets the TEAM GD thumbs up as far as we're concerned.
We had a blast meeting and working with our 'Faces of Scout' yesterday. Who needs sunshine when the 5 very varied and colourful personalities brightened up the skies of London town? Say hello to the faces of Scout who were
Since launching our country-wide search for 'The Face of Scout' we've been treated to a plethora of wonderful emails sent in by you stylish lot. From heavy metal rock inspired wardrobes, to pretty and preppy it really has been inspirational
Guys, its that time again. We want to hear what you're reading and what you think! So email us your hardback/paperback/Kindle reviews to gdwin@glassesdirect.com along with a snap of you and your read to enter. We'll post your review and
We're loving the entries we're getting in for Scout's debut campaign. We'll be picking our favourite peeps on 9th June and the shoot will take place in and about London on 12th June where the winners will be working with
'I grew up thinking that spy stories were terribly passé –derivative, obvious and crucially, lacking artistic merit. And what a terrible snob I was –only reading ‘real literature’ to the detriment of anything else. I cringe at the arrogance of
