New Just Cavalli Eyewear collection

After its Paris debut, the Just Cavalli Eyewear line produced by Marcolin was also presented in Milan. In the wake of Just Cavalli aesthetics, the line of sun and vision glasses was inspired by throbbing vitality, youthful energy and an original approach to daily life.

The sunglasses stand out because of their bold shapes and attractive color combinations; overall, a line that is audaciously innovative and reluctant to concede anything to anonymity. A varied collection of rims in metal, acetate and combos. Big, wraparound masks are back with double bridges that are smooth or cut into the lens to form a heart in the center of the frame in the metal versions. The acetate versions are decidedly Seventies retro. Again very big, with pearly or lacquer-effect colors. The logo is large and always in view: often the brand's symbol 'C' almost fills the temple and is completed with the small, superimposed name of the line.

Model JC003S are drop-shaped glasses in metal with a wide, quite exaggerated front-piece. The top part of the front-piece creates a drop which falls toward the nose-piece and the lenses are adapted to suit this design. The temples are in metal only at the sides, the insides are empty, and the two sides are joined by the logo, also in metal.

JC013S is in acetate with a wide, wraparound front-piece. The logo is engraved in different colors along the entire surface of the temples. Colors are bright with strong contrasts.

The vision collection also includes models in acetate or metal. With metal rims the front-piece is always rectangular. The temples can also be in pantographed acetate in very cheerful colors. There are also models in metal-nylon with the logo inserted in the temples. The acetate line stands out because of the large variety of colors: frames in solid or transparent colors, black tints, and two-colored versions, with the temple and front-piece in different shades.

The JC021 vision frames are rectangular metal and they are open at the end. The logo is applied to a chain which joins the two sides of the temples, and end-pieces are in acetate.