
Why Ray-Ban Sunglasses Became a Global Icon Ray-Ban isn’t just a sunglasses brand—it’s a cultural symbol. From Hollywood movies to rock concerts, from pilots to fashionistas, Ray-Bans have been a part of countless iconic moments. But what makes them so special? How did a simple pair of sunglasses become a global phenomenon? Let’s take a closer look. 1. Born in the Skies Ray-Ban’s story began in the 1930s when U.S. Air Force pilots needed protection from the blinding sun at high altitudes. The solution? A sleek, functional design with anti-glare lenses—the Aviator. What started as military gear quickly turned into a style statement. 2. The Hollywood Effect Ever noticed how many movie stars wear Ray-Bans? That’s no accident. From James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause to Tom Cruise in Top Gun, Ray-Bans have been all over the big screen. And let’s not forget classics like The Blues Brothers and Risky Business. When Hollywood loves something, the world follows. 3. The Birth of the...