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EYE STYLES

Spring New Releases

Anything goes with current eyewear trends, and here are some styles and colors that are seen more frequently these days. Vintage inspired shapes such as the aviator and modified cat eyes are fun and very cool to wear. Cut out shapes on the frame front and temples are unusual and draw attention.

Revolution Eyewear

The Ed Hardy Street Collections features state-of-the-art specialized treatments on the temples to give off a stained glass effect. The sophisticated detailing of these sunglasses incorporate unique color palettes and crystals accents that stands out like no other frame. Revolution Eyewear comes through with more beautiful, new, innovative styles from the most well known fashion brands. www.revolutioneyewear.com

Tura

Ted Baker model Dahlia II B173 is stainless steel style with a modified rectangular front and a simple Ted Baker logo screened on the temples. The temples feature an unexpecTED tricolor gradient in bright colors that can be found throughout the Ted Baker spring & summer apparel collection. Available in eyesize 50/16-130 and in the color array of Ebony, Brown Town and Red Sunset. www.tura.com

REM Eyewear

The Converse brand is always a step ahead, but never too far from the familiar. The Heritage Collection features progressive takes on iconic shapes, retro styles, like aviator silhouettes and oversized frames are infused with artisan details, such as handmade acetate and customized rivet hinges. www.remeyewear.com

Kenmark

Taking inspirations from her Spring 2010 Ready-to-Wear collection, Vera Wang combines modern, vintage inspired shapes with a bold, yet feminine color palette to create a signature accessory in fashion. The sun collection showcases Vera Wang’s artistry through the use of color, temple decor and laying textures. www.kenmarkoptical.com

Jee Vice

Jazzy is a classic and is available in brown, white and black. The simple curves and solid colors will complement any outfit and still make a statement. The frames can also be changed into prescription glasses. They are made with the ultra-lightweight and super durable TR90 frame material. www.jeevice.com

Safilo

“The Lolita” from Juicy Couture is a new metal sunglass which is both flirty and fun and makes a unique gift for the women on your shopping list. It will be offered in frame colors of light gold, pink and white. Made of flat metal, the custom shaped frame features Juicy details including the signature heart cut-out on the right temple tip and a hidden saying, “Eat Cake Wear Juicy”, on the temple’s interior. www.safilo.com

McGee Group

The Smitten Collection from XOXO will leave you love-struck with smoldering colors and sassy styles that will keep you stylish from day to night. Spicy is a plastic frame with a modified oval eyeshape and spring hinges. This style features a dual color theme and metal XOXO logo plaques accent the temples. Spicy is available in two colors; black/red and demi purple. www.mcgeegroup.com


Fysh UK

Fysh UK’s spring collection’s funky styling and whimsical patterns will appeal to frame wearers who wish to unleash their creativity and let their personalities shine. This inspiring urban kool collection features F-3414, a fun and flirty frame with a floral-inspired print and delicate pastel colors available in brown ivory, brown plum, black mint and red coral. www.fyshuk.com

Marchon

FENDI - Precise cut-outs emulate a refined lace pattern on rich zyl temples and frame fronts. Depth and definition is created through pressed logo patterns at the end pieces. True to form, the attention to detail is what makes the house of FENDI the ultimate luxury, synonymous with superior quality and craftsmanship. www.marchon.com

Viva International Group

The new SKECHERS Eyewear Collection features styles for men including classic aviator and pilot shapes, croc laser etchings, sun-weathered colors, metal hardware and dragon graphic elements. The women’s collection includes features such as organic metal cutouts, animal prints, graphic tattoo designs and vintage cat-eye shapes, also infused with logo treatments. www.vivagroup.com

Baumvision

Paul Frank Blue Ice Collection is a limited edition collection, whose translucent blue acetate is a first for the seven year-old collection known for its orange and seafoam layered frames. www.baumvision.com

Morel

Koali takes us to the watery depths of the Atlantic Ocean. In creating these new optical models, the designer was inspired by the axinella: a very colorful sea sponge. Available in 5 eye-shapes, 4 rimmed frames and one semi-rimless front, Axinelle draws on contrasts, offering a range of unique colors. www.morel-france.com

LBI

The St. Moritz model Cyber MZ 12 is an elegant addition to St. Moritz’s well established collection of metal-plastic rimless frames. The fashion forward design brings an x-shaped accent that joins the front to temples in unison; where metal and plastic unite in harmony. Silicone adjustable nose pads give comfort wear ability. Available in eye size 51-18-135, in colors Burgundy, Coffee, and Ebony. www.lbieyewear.com

Live Eyewear

Cocoons®, designed to be worn over prescription eyewear, has been expanded to include a new soft touch slate frame finish. Slate is available in all six shapes with gray, amber, copper or yellow Polaré® polarized lenses. New improvements include the fusion of the adjustable Flex2Fit® temples to the main body of the temple to improve durability, and an increase in the dimensions of the side lenses to greatly improve the peripheral line of sight. www.liveeyewear.com

Luxottica

Tory Burch TY 7002Q updates the oversize shield with an acetate front and aged leather temples. Small metal studs embellish both temples and recreate the signature Tory Burch logo. This chic design is done in deep brown leather, merged with the double laminate of chocolate brown on the exterior and horn on the interior. www.luxandme.com

Enni Marco

The latest additions to the Enni Marco 2010 spring collection are finely crafted with each detail playing a key role. New styles feature captivating combination of different materials and finishes, delicate filigree-like and dazzling crystals embellishments, and modern architecture-inspired designs. www.ennimarco.com

New Releases are always the hottest inventory to carry. People prefer to be the first to show their eyewear, and go over the features and benefits to their friends. Be sure to show “New Releases” to everyone!

Amy Endo, ABOM, CPOT
AmyEndo@aol.com

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