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Vintage Shades, Arrested Development Style

July 21, 2010  4:59 pm


There are plenty of reasons to love Jordan Silver, the encyclopedic owner/proprietor of Silver Lining Opticians. One very good one is that he owns and runs Silver Lining, one of the finest spots in town to get impossible-to-find glasses from any and every era. (He supplies Bergdorf Goodman, and Jay-Z himself has been known to buy a few ultra-expensive pairs there.) Another is that he couples that eyewear knowledge with a nearly-as-great knowledge of pop culture. So not only does he have two colors of the granny-fab pair of vintage Dior specs above, he can also offer what may be the mother of all fashion credits: that they’re the style of choice for the, Lucille Bluth, the Medea of Los Angeles, from the dearly departed series Arrested Development (below). If that’s not a good reason to read his blog, I’ve never heard of one.

—Matthew Schneier

Photos: Courtesy of Silver Lining Opticians (glasses); Fox TV/silverliningopticians.com (still)

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USER COMMENTS  (1)

  1. I explore Lucille Bluth’s signature style over at my blog, check it out:

    http://fashionandhistrionics.blogspot.com/2011/04/style-inspiration-lucille-bluth.html

    By calcinephile on 04/27/11 at 9:54 pm

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