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EYE STYLES

Kaleidoscope of Colorful Eyewear

As always, designers have fun with bright, vibrant colors and compounding these colors into a pair of eyewear. Bright colors currently in style include fruits such as citrus, mango, lime green and peach. One of the currents trends is also transparent fashion colors. This is when the colorized eyewear is darker on the top and gradually fades on the lower eyewire - it could also feature a cutout like design on the temples, or it could have a clear zyl frame front with colorized temples, for example. Big sunglasses and shields are still a favorite. 

Jee Vice

Made with a modified Grillamid (TR90) frame material to achieve high flex and durability, Spicy is both functional and stylish. Fashionistas will love these lightweight shades, which can top off any outfit with a pop of color. These rectangular frames are narrower, giving a more streamlined look, while the bright purple hue is truly eye-catching. www.jeevice.com

Marchon

Inspired by the Emilio Pucci Spring/Summer 2009 runway collection, the intricate design on the EP 646SR features vibrant Pucci prints accented with glittering Austrian crystals contoured into a elegant fan shape. EP 216 is elegantly linked together forming the temples. Each link is contoured metal and displays vivid colorations choice of brown, midnight blue, salmon or pink enhancing the timeless rectangular shape. www.marchon.com

Revolution Eyewear

The new True Religion line of eyewear takes aim at the hippie, bohemian-chic-flare, with a vintage-feel-vibe, that their jeans emit while boasting the use of the industry's highest standard for frame and lens materials. The collection features a total of 13 styles – two for men, six for women, and five unisex styles. All styles sport a metal True Religion Horseshoe or signature logo temple tip. www.RevolutionEyewear.com

Prodesign Denmark

ProDesign introduces a remarkable Zense-collection in acetate. The ambition has been to design a masculine and classic series with a strong and clean design. All eight shapes that vary a great deal both in shape and color are characterized by the brilliant and beautiful hinge which has been highlighted. www.prodesigndenmark.com

Enni Marco

Style IV 01302 is a flat metal frame with a modified oval eye shape that features the stained leaded glass medley temple design inspired by Art Nouveau. The glass mosaic yields a boundless palette, streaky glass emulates woody branches and color modulations in leaves and blossoms and rippled glass suggests water and approximates thick flower petals. www.ennimarco.com

Grant Italia

As an artist and with family traditions of the finest shoe craftsmanship, Baldinini chose to work with Sover, Italy because of their expertise in handcrafting leather into beautiful eyewear. The sunglass model GK9040 was created using leather combined with a modern decorative metal detail as well as a strong red color. www.grantitalia.com

Brintech Eyewear

The Ronit Furst Eyewear collection of handmade lightweight acetate colorful eyewear. Each frame is individually and painstakingly hand painted by Ronit Furst and her staff of talented artists. The designs reflect Ronit’s artistic passion for bold and jubilant use of vivid colors. The frame shapes are relaxed as the colors and patterns are bold and eye catching. www.ronitfurst-usa.com

Luxottica

The Prada Fall/Winter 2009 Collection features the VPR22L, which is the optical version of the Shade, the sunglass model launched last season through the animated short Fallen Shadows. The curving, elegant acetate frame is unique with its original wavy arm featuring a metal decoration that runs along its entire length. www.luxottica.com

FYSH

The F-3390 is a lively, semi-rimless combination frame that has a thin retro temple design. The frame is both lightweight and comfortable and is available in orange and lime green. www.fyshuk.com

Cinzia Designs

Cinzia Designs’ Abracadabra from the Redeux Collection is a handmade tri-tone layered acetate sunglass, and features UV400 purple gradient lenses. www.cinziadesigns.com

Europa International

The Boutique-120 is a laser-cut metal frame with spring hinges, featuring an elongated butterfly shape and a 3/4 rim. The wide, square endpieces and tapering temples are embellished with a laser-cut mosaic pattern, partially filled in with shimmering enamel in complementary colors creating a stained-glass effect. www.europaeye.com

Signature Eyewear

Michael Stars model “Journey” in Teal is the perfect colorful frame for summer. The color is blended to a perfect saturated hue that looks great on all skin tones. Accented with the etched and color-filled Michael Stars mod design, this print adds just a touch of island flair. www.sigeye.com

Rudy Project

As seen on Pellizotti, King of Mountains winner - Tour De France 09, the NOYZ FLUO is the newest Rudy Project Rxable masterpiece (Insert or RX Direct in Frame). Rudy Project’s Italian wraparound sunglass incorporates core features for unsurpassed protection, superior optics and total comfort including total adjustability, lightweight design and replacement lens guarantee. w ww.rudyprojectusa.com

LBI Eyewear

ST. MORITZ model Lacey is a colorful update to a popular shape. Offered in either Black or Mocha, size 50 x 18 x 137 mm, Lacey features a unique, translucent temple treatment inspired by the sheer floral patterns of vintage scarves and elegant fabrics. www.lbieyewear.com

Oliver Peoples

The retro-styled Zooey Sun is handcrafted of substantial plastic in beveled contours and features a vintage-inspired, custom Oliver Peoples metal plaque with ridged detailing at the end pieces. www.oliverpeoples.com

IVKO

The Lillebi collection for little girls shows flowers and beautiful colors. Light and strong pink, turquoise and light green are the predominant colors in the collection. The case, which shows the same color-range has a mirror inside, where little girls can see their bright looking face with the beautiful frame. www.ivko.de

Celebrities in every fashion magazine or even stylish people you pass on the street are wearing colorful eyewear. Be it sunglasses or eyewear, the more intense and brighter the frame, the better. Is extreme colored eyewear just for those approaching fashion trends or can the average person introduce a pair in to their wardrobe and not look too crazy doing it? Yes, colors add style and pizzazz to you dispensary, and will uplift the spirits of the person wearing your frames.

Amy Endo, ABOM, CPOT
AmyEndo@aol.com

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