Tuesday, September 7, 2010

The story of Ray Ban Sunglasses and Goggles

If you have ever seen Tom Cruise in "Risky Business", you will remember two things. The first is the famous scene from the film, in which he is dancing in his underwear in the living room sliding doors, and the second as he looked good in these sunglasses. Cruise wore Ray Ban sunglasses in this movie, and were as big as a success as the film itself. At the time this film was made in 1983, however, was already popular Ray Ban sunglasses for 46 toYear.

Bausch and Lomb Optical Company has launched the first Ray Ban sunglasses in 1936, anti-glare aviator sunglasses were. They were the first to use polarized technology, which was developed by Edwin H. Land, founder of Polaroid Corporation. The dark glasses had lenses of large size, about two or three times the size of the orbit, in the form of a teardrop shape bars. Instead of flat, these glasses were slightly convex. The aim of this large curved glass wasprotect the eyes from every angle for optimal protection against the sun. In 1940, Ray Ban was the U.S. Air Force hired to further develop these glasses for use by Air Force pilots. Aviator glasses soon popular with the other military branches as well as U.S. General Douglas MacArthur was photographed landing on a beach in the Philippines during World War II, wore a pair of Ray Ban.

Ray Ban has relied on photographs of celebritiesto promote their glasses over the years. The Blues Brothers, "Miami Vice" Don Johnson, Michael Jackson and Madonna are just some of the people who sign up Tom Cruise as Ray Ban supporters and sponsors. Ray Ban aviator style that for years, but this company has been moved with the times in terms of other models. They were bright, colorful pictures in the style of the '60s, the great bright colors in 70 years to reflect and sporty design of the 80s.

From the beginning, Ray BanThe sunglasses are at the forefront of eye-protection technology. These glasses stay in style, not only because of their celebrity appeal, but also because they are well made and practical.

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