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Chrome Hearts started in a Los Angeles garage in 1988 and became one of the most sought-after names in luxury. Here is the story behind its sterling silver eyewear, how it is made, and how to wear and care for a pair.
The frame is what people see, but the lens is what you see through. Here is how high-definition lens design, precise measurements and custom finishing, from fashion tints to laser engraving, make a luxury frame look and work its best.
Two women designers, two very different takes on glamour. Anna-Karin Karlsson makes couture frames with hand-set crystals and gold, while Caroline Abram designs playful, colorful, feminine frames inspired by the sixties.
Etnia Barcelona launched in 2001 with a simple idea: glasses don't have to be brown or black. Here is how the Barcelona brand uses natural acetate, mineral lenses and art to make some of the most colorful frames we carry.
The Kirk family has worked in optics since 1919. Today Jason and Karen Kirk design Kirk & Kirk, known for bold, bright acrylic frames in colors you won't find anywhere else.
Mykita frames are hand-assembled in Berlin and known for thin stainless steel frames with a hinge that uses no screws or welding. Here is the story and why the frames are so light and durable.
Jacques Marie Mage frames are designed in Los Angeles, made in Japan in small numbered runs, and built from Japanese acetate and beta titanium. Here is what makes them collectible, and how to choose a pair.