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JEFF GOLDBLUM’S COOL THAT NEVER AGES Jeff Goldblum’s fashion sense is like good jazz: unexpected, smooth and full of personality. This year, he chose a pair of Jacques Marie Mage Dealan sunglasses. Inspired by Bob Dylan, the Dealan frame has a slight cat-eye curve and sculptural lines. Handmade in Japan and limited in number, it was the perfect fit for someone who doesn’t just wear fashion, but lives in it. This year, sunglasses weren’t just there to protect from the flashbulbs. They were symbols. Reflections of the people behind them. Each frame, whether it came with diamonds or tech, carried a little piece of the person wearing it. Some looked to the past, like aviators and chunky acetate frames. Others pointed to the future, smart glasses, luxury streetwear and subtle branding. Together, they showed us where fashion is going: into spaces that are bolder, deeper and more personal. Because sunglasses aren’t just about blocking light anymore. They’re about seeing and being seen. They’re about protection, expression and confidence. So, next time you put on a pair of sunglasses, remember: it’s not just about blocking the sun. It’s about stepping into your own spotlight. Daniela D'souza TECH ON THE RED CARPET Not all sunglasses just sit on your face. Model Amelia Gray gave the red carpet a futuristic twist by donning the new Ray-Ban Meta Skyler RW4010 601/9A Smart Glasses. She wasn’t just posing, she was recording. These glasses blur the line between fashion and technology. Lightweight, polarised and built with hidden cameras and speakers, the Meta Skyler model delivers real- time sharing with a touch of style. The olive green lenses added a cool, almost military touch. QUIET FRAMES, LOUD IMPACT Singer Sam Smith’s theatrical Christian Cowan outfit came with a dramatic twist. An oversized bow, flared pants, and subtle yet powerful black-rimmed eyeglasses that added just the right amount of intellectual edge. Glossy, bold, and square, the glasses added just enough structure to all that movement. Quiet, sure. But powerful, too. Sometimes, it's the calmest pieces that shout the loudest. 20 VISION PLUS INDIA EDITION