Men’s fashion should be simply two things: cool and effortless. When a guy can achieve that in his wardrobe, girl… his couture prowess and appeal skyrockets one hundred fold! This is even more true when it comes to accessories such as sunglasses. The right pair can make all the difference in his looks. Which is why today we are selecting the Tom Ford Atticus Sunglasses.

Get Your Man Right: The Tom Ford Atticus Sunglasses

“I don’t want to look too… you know, girly.” If your man has ever said that to you during a fashion discussion he means this: I want to show some brawn. Your dude likes his fashion as strong as his biceps.

Also, plenty of guys out there prefer glasses that have bigger frames, wider lenses, wrap around his head and seem to be quite sturdy. Most likely this is because he doesn’t want to have to buy a new pair anytime soon. Plus, he wants the ability to toss them into his car, gym bag, briefcase or wherever; knowing he can pull them out and put them on to look like a ten.

The Tom Ford Atticus Sunglasses definitely fit all such bills. They have the vibe of ski googles but the chicness of a high fashion model design. Furthermore, they may appear to be sort of “over the top” but can easily pair well with relaxed looks AND more formal wear. Perfect for the guy who wants a style that can go from day to night without him really having to think about it.

Lastly, there is nothing “girly” about these babies. Just edgy, modern and sophisticated. A grown up pair of sunglasses for a guy who wants to elevate his style a tad bit. Get him right by going to www.tomford.com, they retail for $495.

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