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 predictable options.
This is not a list built for quantity. It is a reasoned selection, updated according to the models actually available online and designed to help navigate very different shapes, proportions, and identities.
What "new arrival" means at Frank Lo
A frame enters the selection when it adds something specific: an interesting construction, an unusual balance between volume and lightness, a color capable of changing the face, or a design language that remains recognizable over time.
For this reason, September's new arrivals feature different names and approaches. There are essential models and more sculptural ones; sunglasses, optical frames, and limited edition pieces. The common thread is the possibility of choosing eyewear with a clear personality.
Frames to discover this month
Rigards: material, details, and unexpected shapes
The new Rigards selection brings together very different models. Rigards RG 1061 Mop II uniblack & white works on contrast, while Rigards RG 1091 ti sun offers a more essential interpretation of sunglasses. For those looking for an even rarer object, Rigards RG 1935 AG sterling silver texture brings surface and character to the forefront.
The Rigards + Uma Wang UW 19 Giorgio collaboration, on the other hand, is a choice for those who want a distinct shape that defines the face without the need for gratuitous effects. To learn more about the brand, our Rigards guide is also available.
Francois Pinton: elegance with character
Among the recent arrivals, Francois Pinton Marbella IP and Francois Pinton Tokyo show two different ways of interpreting a bold frame. These models should be evaluated on the face: they change significantly based on width, eyebrow line, and bridge proportion.
Contemporary research and unconventional pieces
VAVA WL 0021 silver silflex brings a contemporary and precise touch to the selection. Those who prefer a more material presence can look at Adam Mugavero Rim brown zebra; those looking for a numbered proposal can discover Frank Lo Amos 13 LTD 3/8 sun limited edition.
This initial overview is completed by Masahiro Maruyama MM 0107 sun nose pads, a frame for those who appreciate an unconventional design and want to break away from more habitual symmetries.
How to choose without stopping at the photograph
The photo is a starting point, not the final verdict. Before choosing, it is advisable to compare the width of the frame, the bridge, the height of the lenses, and the position of the temples. Even two seemingly similar glasses can fit completely differently.
To guide you, you can read the guide on glasses size, bridge, and shape. If you already have a model that fits you well, comparing its measurements with those reported in the product sheet is the simplest way to narrow down your choice.
Availability: why it's worth checking the product sheet
Independent frames may be available in limited quantities, in multiple colors, or in only one variant. Availability changes: that's why the links in this guide lead directly to the updated product sheets. If a color is not selectable or appears as out of stock, it means it is not available for purchase at that time.
Discover the September selection
You can start with the models above or explore sunglasses and prescription glasses. If you prefer a personal consultation, Frank Lo's eyewear consultation helps you understand the proportions, materials, and character of the frame before purchase, even remotely.
The selection is constantly updated: check back for new additions and always verify availability and variants on the product page.
