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It's safe to say that Spud (Ewen Bremner) had the coolest shades in this cult-favorite movie.
Jim's Dad (Eugene Levy) became famous for his eyebrows and his glasses!
You might recall Dr. Egon Spengler (Harold Ramis) wearing his glasses throughout the movie.
Brody's (Roy Scheider) aviator-style glasses went down in movie history.
Matt Damon wearing Oliver Peoples glasses? Yes, please!
Who can forget Max Fischer's (Jason Schwartzman) glasses in this Wes Anderson film?
This is just one of the many movies where Sir Michael Caine wears his trademark thick frames.
This is one of the most iconic Woody Allen movies. The director/actor became known for his thick, black frame glasses.
We can't fault these '70s-inspired aviator eyeglasses worn by the main character.
Dustin Hoffman's vintage large glasses became a hipster must-have.
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Clint Eastwood popularized the use of the Ray-Ban Balorama in his 'Dirty Harry' movies.
Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith brought back the black suit and shades combo. They were fans of the Ray-Ban Predator.
These classic glasses give credibility to any lawyer, including Atticus Finch (Gregory Peck).
Clark Kent's (Christopher Reeve) tortoiseshell glasses looked great.
How adorable does Jonathan Lipnicki look as Ray Boyd with his glasses?
The eyeglasses Robin Williams wore for his role as Euphegenia Doubtfire also go down in history.
Robert De Niro's character Travis Bickle made the Ray-Ban Caravans the coolest shades in the late '70s.
Want to up your gangster game and look like Tony Montana (Al Pacino)? Grab yourself a pair of Linda Farrow 6031.
Who can forget Johnny Depp's pair of yellow Ray-Ban Shooters in 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'?
Our favorite wizard has worn these round eyeglasses ever since the first 'Harry Potter' movie.
Every guy wanted to look like "Maverick." Tom Cruise popularized the use of the Ray-Ban Aviator like probably no other actor.
Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi made it cool to wear black suits and Ray-Ban Wayfarers.
This scene featuring Audrey Hepburn wearing a pair of Manhattan sunglasses is as iconic as it gets.
Everyone in the sci-fi cult classic wears shades. “Sunglasses turn into a visual reference aimed at strengthening the ideas of virtual reality and avatars,” explained the directors.
Steve McQueen popularized these blue Persol 0714 shades.
Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt) wore this cool pair of Cazal 725 in David Fincher's movie.
Sylvester Stallone looks so bad*** in his Ray-Ban 3030 Outdoorsman!
Throughout the years, an unassuming accessory has been shaping the world of fashion with the help of movies. We're talking about glasses. From clear eyeglasses to the coolest sunglasses, Hollywood is responsible for popularizing many models. Who knows what would have happened to Ray-Ban Aviators in the '80s if Tom Cruise had never wore them in 'Top Gun'?
Browse through the following gallery and discover the glasses that went down in film history.
Famous glasses in movie history
Iconic eyewear that left a mark on the big screen
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Throughout the years, an unassuming accessory has been shaping the world of fashion with the help of movies. We're talking about glasses. From clear eyeglasses to the coolest sunglasses, Hollywood is responsible for popularizing many models. Who knows what would have happened to Ray-Ban Aviators in the '80s if Tom Cruise had never wore them in 'Top Gun'?
Browse through the following gallery and discover the glasses that went down in film history.