Cate Blanchett in New Silhouette Ad Campaign

“At 44-years-old she is one of the most beautiful and best dressed actresses in Hollywood,” touts the Daily Mail. “So it's unsurprising that Cate Blanchett cuts a smouldering figure in a brand new eyewear campaign. The Oscar winning star poses in a series of sultry black and white snapshots for Austrian brand Silhouette.” Read more.

Patrick Dempsey Continues to Represent Silhouette

“Wanna be shady with Patrick Dempsey? It’s about to get a whole lot easier,” goes the post on WetPaint. “The Grey’s Anatomy star has officially renewed his partnership with the Austrian eyewear company, Silhouette, for 2014 — and it’s giving him a chance to promote something he loves even more than sunglasses: racing! In the promo shoot for the glasses, Patty’s all decked out in his racing apparel as a car speeds by in the background. Gotta see the picture for yourself? Click here.” Read more.

Cate Blanchett, the New Face for Silhouette’s Titan Minimal

“The Austrian eyewear brand has chosen Cate Blanchett to represent its new Titan Minimal Art collection,” writes OMG! Yahoo. “Photographed in black and white by renowned photographer Peter Lindbergh, Silhouette’s new campaign features Cate Blanchett wearing the "Titan Minimal Art - The Icon" frames, which were custom-made for the Australian actress….The campaign highlights the new prescription glasses and sunglasses from Silhouette’s Titan Minimal Art collection.” Read more.

Silhouette Releases New Adidas Collection

"Austrian eyewear company Silhouette International is launching its 2012 collection, Celebrate the Sun, along with new colours from Adidas eyewear at the TFWA World Exhibition this month," according to MoodieReport. "Silhouette’s 2012 collection is comprised of 16 models from two different lines: Lifestyle by Design and the sportier Action by Design. The 16 models, mainly rimless designs, were designed to meet all the requirements of sun protection, high design standards, comfort, lightness and state-of-the-art processing." Read more.