The latest collection of minimalist eyewear from Yohji Yamamoto demonstrates the value of visually stunning and functionally efficient designs.
Yohji Yamamoto released the 2015 summer glasses collection 'Deconstructed & Reconstructed' with the intent of stripping down the elements that are traditionally used in eyewear and reconstructing them to be more efficient and aesthetically appealing. Eyewear becomes a part of your character and an extension of your face because of the time that it spends being seen.
The minimalist eyewear collection features clean designs that range from rounded-out specs to cat-eye shaped frames -- some feature industrial looking designs but some still featuring bold colors with sleek construction. The collection is made from high quality acetate and metal.
Deconstructed Minimalist Eyewear
This Collection Uses Efficient Frames to Make a Statement
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