Photographed by NEIL FRANCIS DAWSON

 

NIGHT AND DAY

A venerated design institution honored for its signature rainbow of colors takes a new step in the contrast of crystal clear and crystal blue via this frame-in-a-frame masterwork.

EMILIO PUCCI 193 from Marcolin

BIO-GRAPHIC

A new step in high standards driven by a stunningly enlarged Havana coloration.

OTPS 2031 from WestGroupe

TRUE BLUE FRIEND

Titanium temples smoothly and lightly team up with a signature smooth blue Modo frame front.

MODO 4116 from Modo

COLOR MY WHIRL

No need to ever wonder what independent eyewear brand rules the worlds of color and filigree.

MANON from Lafont

AMBERIFIC

The fine art of framing that is literally the “State” of art in optical.

STATE OPTICAL Allport from Europa Eyewear

EYE STEAM YOU STEAM

These swirls and twirls take any face to fashion and passion filled joy.

JUST CAVALLI SJC024V from De Rigo Rem

MOST MODERN MAN

Clearly a super star statement here with a boldly gold bridge crowning a definitive crystal SPECtacle of strength

EYEWEAR BY DAVID BECKHAM 7108 from Safilo

SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES

Wild, whimsical and O-So-Great in gray.

LANVIN 647S from Marchon Eyewear

MAINLY MANLY

Classic optical heritage keynotes take on a new declaration of what it means to be a modern man.

COCO AND BREEZY Brooklyn from ESE International

POWERFUL HORN SECTION

Details abound via layers, colors, textures and innovation with a cat that’s truly facial entertainment.

MIKA from Morgenthal Frederics

FINE TUNING

Take in the shape and the whimsical crystalized shading that literally delivers an amber fade effect. A family of trending all in one simple style.

IGREEN V4.171 from Thema – A Family Factory

It’s that time of the season where love runs rampant with appreciated extremes of what can truly be dubbed High Eye Art. Consider this eyewear feature your personal gallery of inspiration. Soak up the subtle nuances. Stand astonished by the daring twist of modern and the worshipped hints of classic. This is your world. Embrace the view and then bring it onward. Your eyes have it.

–James J. Spina