Extè Eyewear 2007

The X has always characterized the Extè Eyewear collections by Allison, but this time it's the focal point. A kind of sign or decisive linchpin.
It is the crossover of shapes that translate into essentiality.

For years Extè has drawn on graphics, comic strips, the requests of new tribes, the creation of a Meltin' Fashion that oozes the metropolis and suburbia.

But given that its basic mission is to knock down barriers and to be transgenerational, now Extè proposes essential shapes in a style that at one time would have been called unisex, but which is now simply No Rated.

Extè eyewear seems to be a vehicle for secret missions, summit meetings, azimuth impetus, and it's always hot.
It opposes to the pure separation of male and female and is flavored with speed, mobility, irruption.

Slightly squared-off wraparound frames superimposed on a thread-like metal frame in rosy gold, black or burnished.
Or rounder frames in colors ranging from total black or total violet to alternating colors on the front-piece, the temples and the 'X' of the logo printed in a contrasting color: white gold with gold logo, silver black with silver logo.
A meteoric black 'X' on polished injected temples in black with a blue front-piece.

Decisiveness for the lanceolate and entirely injected wraparound model. Again, the basic colors are purple and black to provide the background for a strip of gold that runs all the way round the bottom and top of the front piece.