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Spring step
OT ’s pick of the frames putting spring designs in the spotlight
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Pala Eyewear
09 March 2020
The days are getting longer and there’s a hint of spring in the air. Time to refresh your eyewear wardrobe with pretty pastels.
In bloom
Feb 31st
Feb31st offers soft curves in beautifully feminine colours. The gentle blossom pinks and pastels epitomise the season and are gentle, unassuming and infinitely wearable.
Feb31st, ‘Ara.’
Mellow yellow
Pala Eyewear
The ‘Thoko’ by Pala offers relaxed lines and rounded angles for easy wear throughout the seasons. This frame comes in a transparent mellow yellow acetate with a G-15 green lens.
Pala, ‘Thoko.’
Clever combo
Gotti
The ‘Luini’ by Götti Switzerland has delicate lines that whisper elegance. The unexpected combination of lilac and gold make for a stunning piece of eyewear.
Gotti, ‘Luini.’
Lizzy's style notes...
Each month, OT columnist, Lizzy Yeowart, considers a dispensing scenario. This month: an 18-year-old woman embarking on a gap year.
Lizzy says...
"Bigger frames are definitely better. Be it a bold black or a barely-there translucent, it will complement every look and the wearer will turn heads wherever she goes. After all, style is a universal language."
Neutral
De Rigo
This subtle grey translucent frame by Nina Ricci via De Rigo is the perfect neutral to match every outfit in a girl’s backpacking wardrobe.
Nina Ricci via De Rigo, ‘VNR239’ in colour 7T1.
Oversized
Sunday Somewhere
The black acetate and silver metal ‘Archie’ by Sunday Somewhere is a trendsetting oversized aviator with an attention-grabbing silhouette. Available in both sun and rx.
Sunday Somewhere, ‘Archie.’
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