Bottega Veneta

Bottega Veneta was created in 1960 as a manufacturer of both men's and women's sunglasses.  They have been extremely popular in Europe since their creation and every year they have new

collections.  Bottega Veneta merged with Gucci in 2001 bringing more fame to the family started company.  They began in leather accessories in Venice and moved on to more than just sunglasses and leather. 
The sunglasses from Bottega Veneta will range in price from 100 to 300 pounds depending on your preference.  The more expensive items in the collection can be made into prescription sunglasses making them for everyone, and not just those who don't wear corrective lenses. 

The first style on the list is the 806, which is a female pair.  They have rectangular lenses, brown frames and thick side pieces.  The side pieces do curve around the ears so they can be held in place a little better.  Thin is definitely not in with this pair.  The lenses are going to cover much of the upper face to protect the eyes fully from the sun's rays.

The next item is the BV46S.  This is also a female pair of sunglasses.  The lenses are oval in this pair.  The unique thing about them is the clear plastic like material.  They are thinner in width for the side pieces than the above mentioned lenses.  The circular style also works for a different type of face that you may have.  Some individuals can't wear the rectangular lenses with success.

The BV48S is another female style in the Bottega Veneta collection.  This particular style offers a rounded lens with an orange tint.  The frames are burgundy in colour with a design on the side pieces.  They are also a thicker plastic than the above mentioned style.

With Bottega Veneta you will have plenty of styles to choose from that will take you back to the past or put you right in the fashion stream of today.  The different varieties offer something for everyone, especially those that like the bigger lenses.  Bottega Veneta also offers lenses with half rims or no rims in the unisex collection.