On the Cover
OGI OPTIONS
For the fall season, Ogi is
noticing a trend in the use of
combination materials in both
men’s and women’s eyewear.
Prato
“Whether that is the marriage
of metals and acetates or the
reinvention of vintage styles
being pulled into the forefront
of design,” says Alec Norem,
content creator at Ogi Eyewear.
The Red Rose Anzio revitalizes
a classic P3 shape, with a blend
of TR90 and stainless steel and
is available in black, misty grey,
sheer crystal and olive.
The Prato is an updated spin on
the semi-rimless design with
stainless steel and TR90 in jaded
black, tortoise, navy demi and
crimson/black.
The Velletri is a basic aviator
shape that has been reworked
and reshaped with added pops
of personality. A double bar pulls
out the retro ‘80s inspirations,
while TR90 works to bring
eye-catching contrast points
throughout the rim.
“Concerning shape, Ogi has
graduated to the more abstract,
flirting with many different
geometric patterns,” says Norem.
“Colours seem to evolve as
well, with natural tones being a
prominent factor as these hues
compliment each face.”
Anzio
BOLLÉ BRANDS
New from Serengeti, meanwhile,
is the on-trend Raffaele design,
which boasts a round vintage
shape that offers timeless and
refined elegance.
True to Bollé heritage, the hybrid
Cobalt style takes inspiration
from vintage mountaineering
sunglasses, while offering a
modern look.
For the ultimate protection in
extreme mountain conditions,
Cobalt has removable side shields.
This style, coupled with the
new Bollé Phantom lens that is
made with NXT material, has
photochromic technology and a
high-contrast filter for improved
colour and depth perception,
makes this the perfect sunglass for
this fall season.
All Serengeti sunglasses have
gradually adjusting photochromic
technology, naturally colour-
enhancing Spectral Control filters
and a polarized lens option for
cutting glare.
Because of this advanced lens
technology, Serengeti sunglasses
can be worn in any weather
condition and are the ideal choice
for overcast fall conditions. OP
Raffaele
Cobalt
24 Optical Prism | September 2019