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adopts an innovative approach to eyewear design, that runs in parallel with the current trends of other disciplines
of design and architecture. The collections are designed around several main themes: Organic (round, soft sensual volumes),
techno (sharp lines, flat temples, the function becomes design, suggesting a mechanical modern feeling), "decalage" (shift
in space), transparency.
You’ve got to see it to believe this cool sheet metal collection.
Based in LA, Oliver Peoples is committed
to designing stimulating eyewear for expressive individuals.
Celebrated internationally
for their minimalist style, this Belgian phenomenon of funky eyewear produces maximum effect in a purist design.
One of the best websites around!
The presence of the Rudy Project athlete at the recent Tour de France was impressive! Over 200 racers or 32%
of the riders in the 2006 Tour wore the famous Technically Cool Eyewear glasses made by the Italian Company.
bevel
A Brit, based in New York,
and a true Midwesterner, have created a fashion eyewear collection for the “cognoscenti”. A
heavy look with a light feel. Rimless is out! Chunky is in!
 In 1997, three young friends decided to conquer the world from a back yard in downtown Copenhagen. Inspired
by everything from American cars to the wingspan of an eagle, Orgreen launched the classic T56 based on the curves of
a 1950s Corvette. By merging innovative ideas with the unconventional material use, Orgreen challenges your expectations
to eyewear design. It's a flee from the past into a future with no limitations.
marcus t
The recipient of design awards too numerous to count, this german artisan
combines materials such as fiberglass, buffalo horn, acetate and titanium. Harmoniously fashioned to highlight
the wearer's individuality, marcus t is ergonomically shaped and light, weighing less than 3 grams. Discreet, yet futuristic.
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