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WHAT'S HOT THIS MARCH 2010

What's Hot is a wishlist of hot new products we predict will do well in the next 30 days. From geek-chic sun-specs to the latest in sports performance eyewear, find them here on Sunglasses Shop's What's Hot.

Sunglasses Shop is constantly updating its online catalogue to ensure the widest collection of products, all available for immediate dispatch. We have an eclectic mix of customers ranging from the fashion forward to the technical. Our fashion forward customers demand the latest styles whilst those after technical products need accurate technical information to help inform their decisions, all of which is found here.

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Finally, a must-have you can-have. Max&Co sunglasses start from as low as £72 and can now be purchased from Sunglasses Shop online. Bow embellishments playfully adorn the temples of these highly glamorous Max&Co shades, which featured in many of the spring/summer 2010 shows at London fashion week; ultra-feminine and impossible to resist.
Since the death of iconic clothes designer Alexander McQueen sales of his iconic pieces have soared. His signature trademark was a skull motif that can be found on Alexander McQueen 4156 aviator glasses. Three-dimensional skulls look out from the temple for a bold statement while serving as a genuine tribute to his craft and spirit.
Carrera Machu is a fashionable aviator designed to enhance the lifestyle and performance of fashionable men and women. Carrera sunglasses are the fresh new face of modern music, second to Lady GaGa, Alicia Keys and Usher who each wear Carrera sunglasses in their recent pop  videos.
As seen on Shirley Manson in the 2010 resort/spring campaign, Rees is the latest feminine sunglass from Oliver Peoples. The bold rectangular frame is brilliantly chunky and offers more sunglass for your money. Though for £146.70 (price subject to change) we would expect to a lot less from a designer brand of such a high calibre (whose sunglass models can cost up to £226!)
Synonymous with class and elegance, these sunglasses are a staple of the self-respecting man about town. A cool work of art handcrafted from crystal acetate, which reveals flexible nylon temple cylinders that enable a secure and comfortable fit; the outcome of dedicated machinery and craftsmanship.
Glamorise your eyes with My Lady Dior 4 by Dior, that feature the iconic cannage pattern, the signature pattern of Dior. The design is composed of feminine, rectangular shapes and is finely engraved onto the temples. This symbolic pattern is inspired by the straw seat of the Napoleon III gilt chairs, which Christian Dior chose for the setting of his first Haute-Couture fashion show in 1947.