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Another feature of the aviator style is found in Brad Pitts 2008 release of Benjamin Button. This time more iconic and instantly recognisable as the Rayban 3030 Outdoorsman. This frame in particular actually features cable temples, making them perfect for motorcycle rides. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button: Moscot Lemtosh The Narrator's excitement over fight club encapsulates his equally felt disappointment with the mundane real world. In his job and his personal life, the Narrator moves in an almost zombie-like state, feeling little sense of accomplishment or connection with his fellow human beings. Fight club makes him feel alive because it tests him in a way the real world does not. He also feels like he is part of a community, something larger than himself. While there is no ultimate goal to fight club, it gives these men a sense of purpose and control over their lives. A big part of that is down to their rarity and use in one of Pitt’s most famous films, but there’s no denying that these are cool shades. If you want them badly enough then you could probably get them at that price too! As seen on the red carpet: Brad Pitt's Sunglasses

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Starring Edward Norton as the numb, nameless narrator and an unspeakably chiselled Brad Pitt as off-the-wall anti-hero Tyler Durden, Fight Club tells the story of an unmemorable man molested by mediocrity, who turns to violence to escape the humdrum of his meaningless life. The exact model of this frame is unknown, however, a custom tinted lens in a full rim, gold aviator would achieve a very similar look. Brad was sporting a vintage aviator in Quentin Tarantino’s with a retro warm red, brown sun lens. The warm brown tint is very on-trend for summer '22 and no doubt will continue on into '23. It's reminiscent of the 1970's style, fitting perfectly with the theme of film. Brad Pitt is here to show you that tinted lenses can never go out of style. He wore them in the movie Fight Club, but a similar pair recently at the Cannes festival. Celebrating the movie Fight Club's 10th anniversary, Oliver Peoples re-released Tyler Durden's signature sunglasses in 2009. The 523, out of production since 2000, was available for a limited time in two color options: Silver frame with Blood-Red glasses and Gold frame with Orange glasses. Only 75 of each will be sold, so this will also be an instant collector's item. This is a style very much of the early noughties, slimline aviator not quite as oversized as you would expect today. However, with 90’s style being very much the thing in ‘22, who knows noughties eyewear may be the hot trend for summer ‘23! Get in there early.The first frame worn by Pitt in this movie was a wire rimmed, round eye frame. Produced by Oliver Peoples OV1128T Westley - T47. This traditional style is commonly worn by the older generation and accentuates his character's unusual aged appearance in the film for what should be a young boy. Then you're trapped in your lovely nest, and the things you used to own, now they own you." Palahniuk, p. 43 This pair of Brad Pitt aviator glasses demonstrate sheer dominance, just like his character in the film. Brad Pitt is a personality that has won a million hearts. He continues to soar in Hollywood with his films as well as his swoon-worthy public appearances. Brad Pitt glasses are a fashion statement you need to get your hands on. So what are you waiting for? Shop your favorite Brad Pitt glasses now!

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The first rule of Fight Club might be not to talk about it, but few films in cinematic history have sparked as much conversation as David Fincher’s dark comedy, which turns 20 this month.Mr & Mrs Smith: Oliver Peoples Nitro A further wire frame featured in Mr & Mrs Smith which was synonymous with this film was Nitro by Oliver Peoples with their bold yellow tinted lenses. A bold look, not for everyone but one can assume the yellow tint was more for it’s functionality rather than a fashion statement. Brad definitely prefers a more traditional aviator shape, a teardrop style. Which is great if you also have sharp, chiseled features like Brad… If you don’t, fear not, going for a square styled aviator would suit softer, rounder features. So, get the Hollywood look but a bit more suited to your face shape. Something like the shades worn by Pitt in Mr & Mrs Smith in 2005. The frame is the Oliver Peoples model Victory OV1001. And if you have softer features this could be the better option for you, as its more rectangular profile will contrast a rounder face well. Worn in the scene depicting how the couple first met can be seen here: