New September Arrivals selected by Frank Lo
September is when Frank Lo's selection starts moving again: new frames, anticipated returns, and models chosen for those looking for independent eyewear that is recognizable and far from the most...
September is when Frank Lo's selection starts moving again: new frames, anticipated returns, and models chosen for those looking for independent eyewear that is recognizable and far from the most...
Choosing eyewear means comparing measurements, fit, materials and personal expression. Here is how Frank Lo supports clients in Rome and remotely.
RIGARDS transforms natural horn, titanium, copper and sterling silver into frames with a distinctive material identity. A guide to the brand’s craftsmanship, finishes and key models selected by Frank Lo.
Since 1905, Masunaga has brought together Fukui's manufacturing tradition, technical research and design. A guide to the brand's history, collections and distinctive models.
Since 1978, Hoffmann Natural Eyewear has crafted natural horn frames in Germany’s Eifel region. Discover materials, collections, care and how to choose.
Eyevan was founded in 1972 around the idea of eyewear as fashion. Explore Sabae craftsmanship, Eyevan 7285, 10 Eyevan and how to choose.
VAVA Eyewear treats frames as industrial and cultural objects. Explore design, Italian production, WL and BL series, limited editions and fit.
Lesca Lunetier combines archives, sculpted acetate and small-series production. Discover its story since 1964, iconic models and how to choose.
How Frank Lo and 22 Emme built more organic e-commerce growth, reducing advertising dependency and improving search, catalog, content, and the shopping experience.
Choosing a frame online becomes easier when three elements are considered separately: size, bridge and shape. Shape mainly defines the visual character of the glasses, while measurements and contact points...
Frame material affects weight, visual presence, adjustability and feel. Yet a label such as “titanium” or “acetate” cannot predict fit on its own: thickness, bridge, hinges, volume distribution and workmanship...
Factory 900: Avant-garde Eyewear Made in Japan Born in 2000 , Factory 900 is the result of Japanese manufacturing excellence and is part of the renowned AOYAMA factory . This...
Anne et Valentin: Glasses between Emotion, Comfort and Design For decades, Anne et Valentin has represented the excellence of French eyewear, combining innovation in shapes and colors with a particular...
LA Eyeworks: Designer Eyewear Between Provocation and Innovation Since 1979 , LA Eyeworks has been redefining eyewear with bold and original frames. Founded in Los Angeles by Barbara McReynolds and...
Clément Gouverneur: The Elegance of French Tradition Since 1878, Clément Gouverneur has represented the excellence of French eyewear, combining artisan tradition and innovation. This ancient French brand is synonymous with...
Maybach Eyewear: Timeless Luxury Maybach Eyewear is synonymous with excellence and prestige , a brand that brings the legacy of the famous car manufacturer into the world of luxury eyewear....
Since 1996, Frank Lo has curated independent eyewear in Rome for people looking for frames with a distinctive identity, sound construction and a clear design purpose. Frank Lo is not...
Kirk & Kirk: Style and Lightness in Italian Acrylic Kirk & Kirk is synonymous with distinctive and lightweight eyewear, designed to best express one's personality. Founded over 25 years ago...
Metronome: Japanese Design between Art and Irony Metronome is a Japanese artisan brand that revolutionizes the concept of eyewear with bold and unconventional collections. Each model is designed for those...
Lapima: The Essence of Brazil in Artisan Glasses Founded by Gisela and Gustavo Assis, Lapima is an independent Brazilian brand that embodies authenticity, luxury and traditional craftsmanship. Each creation is...