
Oliver Peoples
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45 · 48 mm
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Los Angeles · USA · Since 1987
Logo-free Los Angeles classics reworked from a cache of vintage American frames.
Larry Leight and his brother Dennis, both opticians, bought a room full of unsold vintage American frames still in their original packaging, including American Optical and Bausch & Lomb pieces. They opened a boutique in Sunset Plaza on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, sold that stock and began designing their own frames in the same spirit.
Logo-free fronts with fine filigree on metal parts instead of branding
30 listed stores.
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9 designers: Barton Perreira, Blake Kuwahara, Bruno Chaussignand, CABRIO, Hoet…
11 designers: Barton Perreira, Blake Kuwahara, Gold & Wood, Hoet, Jacques Marie Mage…
8 designers: Anne et Valentin, Barton Perreira, FACTORY900, Jacques Marie Mage, LINDBERG…
Oliver Peoples · Collaboration
The follow-up to the March debut adds three styles: the titanium Edition 7 and the acetate Edition 9 and Edition 10. Each comes in four frame and lens combinations, with frames handmade in Japan and lenses made in Italy.
FashionUnited
Oliver Peoples · Collection
The fall campaign was photographed at a John Lautner house in California. The collection mixes sculpted titanium aviators, narrow tinted lenses and rounded tortoiseshell and translucent acetates.
The Fashionisto
Oliver Peoples · Collaboration
The fifth chapter of the Federer partnership was shot in Rome and adds four new styles (R-17 to R-20), including a performance shield sunglass. Bestsellers Mr. Federer II and Mrs. Federer also get new colours.
FashionUnited
Oliver Peoples · Collaboration
Jil Sander and Oliver Peoples launched their first eyewear collaboration, pairing the German house's minimalist design with the Los Angeles brand's frame-making. A second sunglass drop followed in October.
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