At the 142nd Kentucky Derby in 2016, Josh Duhamel made his first appearance at Churchill Downs as a guest of GH Mumm, the race's champagne sponsor. The actor, fresh off CBS's "Battle Creek" and the thriller "Misconduct," admitted he felt a touch out of his element among the Derby crowd. "Everyone's taking fashion risks," he told the Courier-Journal, "and that's not my forte — I'm usually T-shirt, jeans."
Still, Duhamel rose to the occasion in a sharp suit anchored by a mint julep pocket square, a playful nod to the Derby's signature cocktail. A polished tie completed the look, but it was the Ray-Ban Caravan RB3136 that gave the ensemble its quiet edge. The square-profile metal frame, fitted with classic green lenses, sat naturally against the crisp tailoring without competing for attention. Where Derby headwear typically runs toward the theatrical, Duhamel went the opposite direction: refined, understated, and confidently simple.
He bet on Whitmore, named his imaginary Derby horse "Axl Road" after his son, and navigated the paddock with the ease of someone who knows when to let the clothes do the talking and when to let a pair of well-chosen sunglasses handle the rest.
The Ray-Ban Caravan RB3136 is a distinctive aviator-style sunglasses model, recognized for its geometric square lenses and slim metal frame. Crafted from lightweight metal, it features a double bridge construction that adds structure to its clean, linear design. Often available with G-15, gradient, or polarized lenses, it provides balanced visual clarity and reliable sun protection. Adjustable nose pads and the lightweight build ensure a secure and comfortable fit for everyday wear.
