Spring/summer with Mandarina Duck
A young and independent style, original colors, unusual materials and avant-garde design are the features of the Spring/Summer 2009 Mandarina Duck Eyewear collection produced and distributed by Visibilia SpA. Vision frames for him and her with the unmistakable sporty, modern mood that has always characterized the brand.
Unusual rubber or plastic inserts, innovative acetates, laser graphics, amusing plays of contrasting colors and two-tone metal tags: these are the guidelines for the development of the new and exclusive models.
Mod. MD40831. A delicately ironic frame in bright, contrasting colors. Nylon profiles for the simple lines of the stainless steel front piece. The amusing microdot graphics chosen for the metal-core crystal temples with colored paint are inspired by the handbag patterns. In white, orange, green, fuchsia or cream.
Mod. MD40812. Again for women and again brightly colored. In lightweight material, it features cheerful and vivacious graphics on the temples animated by a play of shapes and colors. The logo is engraved on a metal tag. Brown, plum, transparent orange, burgundy and black are the colors chosen for the front piece with graphics in turquoise, lilac, orange, fuchsia and white. The height of the lenses means that progressives can also be fitted.
Mod. MD40842. A metal front piece with colored profiles in relief and lenses with nylon on the sides and base in a sporty, modern model for men. The flex temples have special checkered graphics designed ad hoc by the Mandarina Duck team and used also for the handbags. The contrasting colors in this checkered pattern create a 3D effect of depth. The logo is engraved on an understated metal tag. The color combos are the coolest: navy blue and orange, red and black, white and yellow, light blue and brown.
Mod. MD40881. Fashion for young, proactive men who love accessories that are both original and fun. In acetate with injected inserts, this frame guarantees maximum comfort because it will also take progressive lenses. Special colored metal tags reminiscent of the latch on a zipper are applied to temples.
