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  1. May 1, 2020 · Michael Caine's 1960s frames are back in style – and you can get the exact pair. Heritage brand Curry & Paxton supplied the specs for The Ipcress File and The Italian Job. Now, it's relaunching...

  2. Feb 20, 2019 · Michael Caine wore many of our frames including The Consul, The Renzo, The Ingema and most famously The Lord designed in 1961 and worn in one of his most iconic images by famed photographer David Bailey. As with many of his glasses, Caine wore The Lord in solid black and as spectacles.

  3. The First Movie Hero wearing Glasses. One day in 1965, the 32-year-old Michael Caine was lunching in a local restaurant in London, wearing spectacles on his nose, with a novel next to his hand, which he occasionally flips through while eating.

  4. Michael's spectacles in his role as Harry Palmer in films such as “The IPCRESS File” and “Funeral in Berlin” really epitomise his eyewear style across the decades. It’s worth noting that Michael Caine was Myopic, so not only did big, bold, thick rim glasses suit him and help to balance his long face giving it more shape, they helped ...

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  5. Jul 3, 2021 · The British actor famous for his Cockney delivery (“ ED-U-CATE-TING REE-TAH ”), big-frame glasses (both shades and prescription), trench coats over three-piece suits (turtleneck or Windsor)—and most importantly, leading roles in classic films such as Alfie (1966), The Italian Job (1969), and Get Carter (1971)—was panache personified.

  6. Sir Michael Caine wore tortoiseshell Yvan spectacles & sunglasses from Curry & Paxton throughout the 1960s. Read about the history of the frames & shop online.

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  8. Mar 16, 2020 · Five essential items to steal from Michael Caine's 1960s wardrobe. We look back on the greatest early style moments of one of our greatest actors, each guaranteed to give your wardrobe a...

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