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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Tom Ford Stephenson 0775 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly smaller 53mm lens width for those preferring a more compact fit
- Geometric square shape with slightly more angular edges
- Often available at a lower price point ($268.53 starting price)
- Smaller 48mm lens width for a more refined, understated look
- Polarized lens options available for glare reduction
- Same premium Italian acetate construction
Read the full comparison
Tom Ford Stephenson 0775 vs. Fausto 0711 vs. Dax 0751
If you're deciding between Tom Ford's square acetate sunglasses, the Stephenson FT0775, Fausto FT0711, and Dax FT0751 all deliver Italian craftsmanship and the brand's signature metal "T" logo—but they differ in size, shape, and coverage.
Size & Fit Comparison
The Stephenson FT0775 offers the largest lens at 56mm, making it the best choice for medium to large faces or anyone wanting bold, generous coverage. The Fausto FT0711 sits in the middle at 53mm with a slightly more angular, geometric square shape—it's a versatile size that works for most face shapes. The Dax FT0751 is the most compact at 48mm, ideal for smaller faces or those preferring a refined, understated look.
Style & Aesthetic
All three models share Tom Ford's premium acetate construction and 100% UV protection, but the Stephenson stands out with four colorway options including a striking gradient Havana-to-blue variant and a polarized option. The Fausto has gained celebrity traction (worn by Travis Kelce and Jason Derulo) and features slightly sharper edges for a more geometric vibe. The Dax keeps things minimal and classic.
Why Choose the Stephenson FT0775?
The Stephenson is the right pick if you want maximum coverage, the widest color selection, and a modern square shape that makes a statement without going oversized. The 56mm lens width provides excellent sun protection and a confident, contemporary look. It's also prescription-ready, so you can add your Rx lenses without compromising style.
All three models are priced similarly ($268–$335), so your decision comes down to fit preference and style. For bold, versatile coverage with the most color options, the Stephenson FT0775 is the standout choice.
At a Glance
Tom Ford Fausto 0711 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Slightly smaller 53mm lens width for those preferring a more compact fit
- Geometric square shape with slightly more angular edges
- Often available at a lower price point ($268.53 starting price)
- Worn by celebrities including Travis Kelce and Jason Derulo
Cons:
- Smaller lens size may not provide as much coverage for larger faces
- 20mm bridge width is slightly wider than the Stephenson's 19mm
- Fewer colorway options compared to the Stephenson's four variants
Tom Ford Dax 0751 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Smaller 48mm lens width for a more refined, understated look
- Polarized lens options available for glare reduction
- Same premium Italian acetate construction
- Ideal for those with smaller to medium face sizes
Cons:
- Significantly smaller lens size may not suit those wanting bold coverage
- Less versatile for larger face shapes
- Fewer color options than the Stephenson







