For its first edition in March 2025, Kering Eyewear and Thélios are to participate with independent showroom events.
The 1990’s offered such great silhouettes it’s impossible to narrow it down to one theme, which makes it so great for 2024 inspiration.
Sales across the board were a mixed bag with no real standouts but independent brands did come out on top.
And its owner, staff and patients are glad they did.
Though a few (sun) brands still garner many mentions, ophthalmic frames sales seem to have gotten much more evenly spread.
Understated frames that convey affluence and a connection to the intrinsic value of craftsmanship over outward showiness.
The winning bids for the pairs of iconic celebrity eyewear far exceeded expectations at recent New York events.
Sunwear for snow conditions saw an uptick.
Independent brands generally outperformed the usual suspects.
Overall classic styles ruled ... with an attention-grabbing standout here and there.
With many businesses still reopening, sales are still down but here are some of the winners.
Sun sales took a hit but color is on the rise!
So many brands sold well!
Sunwear sales reached their apex.
Back-to-school season has started!
Micro suns for Macro style.
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