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Eye-catching designs and exuberant colors for the new Blue Bay eyewear proposals

 

The BLUEBAY eyewear proposals for next season reveal eye-catching designs, with exuberant shapes and cool colors. The new proposals, personalized by original new motifs, stand out thanks to their irresistible young spirit.

With up-to-the-minute appeal and a Sixties essence, FLAMENCO men’s sunglasses in acetate are guaranteed plenty of attention with their pronounced profiles. The rectangular front and important temples are both accentuated by a line carved in the bi-layer acetate to reveal an original chromatic contrast, in bold shades of blue-red, black-orange, brown-orange- bordeaux, as well as total black.

Retro inspiration too for CAICOS, women’s injectionmolded sunglasses with a maxi-sized oval shape, for a perfect Sixties look. The temples are characterized at the tenons by recherché decorative elements next to the logo, while the color palette underlines the model’s vintage mood: glossy black, purple, bordeaux brown and havana.

RUEDA women’s acetate sunglasses set out to seduce with a laid-back spirit and contemporary design. The soft rectangular front reveals bold thicknesses and an almost contour-hugging design, personalized on profiles with an oriental-inspired decoration, an iconic new motif for this collection. Exuberant colourways: havana-yellow, brown-white-fuchsia, blackpink, grey, purple-peach, brown-coral.

Eye-catching and fancy, the new optical frames stand out thanks to original, recherché details.

The minimalist look for men’s models in steel and acetate, rectangular in shape with lenses supported by nylon, for extremely lightweight design (mod. B&B 799). The temples are characterized by contrasting graphic lines, a new design feature for men’s proposals, in shades of brown-orange-purple, black-whitegrey, purple-white-salmon, white-black-palladium.

The new women’s frames in steel, which are light and unfussy, feature oval design with lenses supported by nylon (mod. B&B 802). The temples are characterized by horizontal lines in contrasting colors, in shades of glossy purple, blue, wine-fuchsia and sandorange.

Eye-catching and young, other proposals for women unveil soft rectangular designs (mod. B&B 793). The profiles are personalized at the tenons by an oriental- inspired decoration, an iconic new motif for this collection, near the BLUE BAY logo. Purple-yellow, brown-orange, white-red, turquoise-green, fuchsia and black: these are the color proposals for this model, with color contrasts between the inside and outside of the frame.

The BLUE BAY eyewear collection is manufactured and distributed by Safilo Group.

             

Chloe Sunglasses

                     

Chloé’s leather line is the source of inspiration for these sunglasses; here, the eclipse bag and its multi-logo design.

A unique and yet double signature: a metal logo alongside another, engraved on the sides. moreover, the prescription frames, inspired by the sunglass frames, are designed along the same lines! the sunglasses come in two complimentary shapes: lowsitting and oversized.

The prescription eyewear model with its flex frame is very comfortable.

A new colour palette gives these models a real vintage feel, which is the very essence of the chloé brand. As for the basic colours, such as black and shell, they will be very popular this season.

Chole Eyewear

  

In view of the success of chloé’s neo vintage eyewear - belladone, it made perfect sense to create a prescription version.

Faithful to the original design, the two little metal stripes give these glasses a 1980’s look. a playful experimentation with texture and relief frames the gaze. the acetate brow bar, in total contrast with the horn rim, accentuates this model’s retro chic.

While the sunglasses come in a range of square and ‘cats-eye’ shapes, the prescription model is decidedly vintage with a high frame in new colours.

 
 

 

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