Dubbed “Book Club” Ksubi present its upcoming collection for 2010, which is comprised of 13 different style frames, each inspired by a varied range of topics, including steam punk, pop comic, and vintage notations. All are crafted from either plastic or metal, diverse in each one’s approach to conventional eyewear.
Not the first time Dita have teamed up with Neighborhoood, this time with quite a traditional mould entitled Batmobile. Available in a solid black and a black/bone piece for the more extravagant person out there. Available now from Neighborhood and Dita.
Moving on from their highly conceptual Duo Fringe Glasses from last season, Bless have created a new pair of sunglasses for their N.39 Heart Ringers Collection which are some what easier to wear…. This time they’ve used photoprints on the sunglasses and have perforated them, giving the impression of a better reflection than what they may or may not already have in them! Have a look at the ‘reflection’ options below.
Chrome Hearts will preview its 2010 Spring/Summer eyewear collection this Halloween. An anticipated release in the collection for next year is the Pull-Out, a flagship offering from the brand. The frame combines lightweight and durable magnesium with the use of ebony on the arms. Chrome Hearts’ distinct and often seen metalwork is also incorporated into the design of the glasses on the temple
Here is a look at the collection of eyewear that Effector Eyewear has created as part of their project with Lewis Leathers. Featuring four frames, the two meet in a very favourable way with the Aviakit, Bud Ganz, Double Zero and Highwayman. All are now available through select Japanese optical retailers, including Cradle.
