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Ralph Lauren Driving Sunglasses by Ami Kealoha
Whether it's the retro '70s styling, the sinuous lines or our penchant for red accessories, these Ralph Lauren driving sunglasses recently made us take note in spite of their mega-brand pedigree. They're $220 and are available at select Ralph Lauren retail locations. Check their site to find an outpost near you.
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