2015-08-04

Prada SS2015 Eyewear Collection


Prada SS2015 eyewear collection for women reveals an eclectic interplay of styles, where a contemporary design meets experimentation with new materials. Classic elegance and vintage inspirations blend with large, structured silhouettes. The new materials are a symbol of skilful craftsmanship and with the use of wood and leather signify a return to nature. Bold topstitching features in the collection for the first time. Subtle nods to the 1970s and conceptual structures define the new Prada Raw glasses, made from two precious types of wood: black walnut and Malabar ebony. The iconic Minimal-Baroque model is now enhanced with the experimental use of wood, reflecting the leitmotiv of the Prada SS2015 women fashion show and completing the Prada Raw collection. The natural irregularity of the wood’s veining turns each pair of glasses into a unique creation, the utmost expression of masterly craftsmanship. The collection includes a new chapter in the Prada Journal optical frames collection. The new Prada Journal models feature retro-inspired frames, enriched by the three-dimensional temples’ sophisticated design.

<SPR26R>
The deluxe squared model of the Prada Raw special project, which hit the catwalk at the SS2015 womenswear fashion show, is made entirely from black walnut wood and is embellished with hand-applied topstitched leather detailing on the front and temples. The rigorous design of the wooden frame is enriched by a brushed metal bridge. Leather inserts come in two nuances of natural leather and black. The Prada lettering logo is engraved on the arm of the frame.


<SPR27R>
The iconic Minimal-Baroque model continues down its creative evolutionary path with a new wooden version, presented as part of the SS2015 Prada Raw special project. The fine design is enhanced by the experimental use of two precious types of wood, black walnut and Malabar ebony. Contrasting with the wooden front, the acetate temples stay true to the original model’s distinctive design, with Baroque-style acetate curls in different shades of Tortoise classic matte Tortoise, Medium Tortoise, Ivory Tortoise and Sand-Dark Chocolate Tortoise. The Prada lettering logo is engraved on the arm of the frame.


<SPR30R>
The elegant structure of the fashion show glasses also defines the SPR30R model, which starred in the SS2015 ad campaign. The squared wooden front breaks free from the leather inserts and topstitched details, creating interplay of contrasts with the bare acetate temples. The frames are made from two precious types of wood, black walnut and Malabar ebony. The wood is perfectly matched with acetate temples in a variety of shades of Tortoise: classic matte Tortoise, Medium Tortoise, Ivory Tortoise and Sand-Dark Chocolate Tortoise. The Prada lettering logo is engraved on the arm of the frame.


<SPR24R> Prada Cinéma Collection
This frame is a stylistic evolution of the Prada Cinéma special collection. Capturing the spirit of the 1940s sporty eyewear models, these sunglasses feature a sophisticated structure combining a large, squared front with slim acetate temples. The thick metal double bridge is revisited with a feminine flair. Presented in nuances of Lily of the Valley, Garnet, and Ink, as well as in classic Black and Tortoise. The Prada lettering logo is engraved on the arm of the frame.


<VPR12S> - Prada Journal Collection
This men’s optical frame of the new Prada Journal collection reinterprets vintage-inspired lines. The irregular panto-shaped front is combined with sophisticated three-dimensional temples. The new flexible hinge, which is the result of constant technological innovation, ensures a lightweight feel and a comfortable fit. This acetate frame comes in Black and in versions of matte Tortoise, Amber Tortoise, Purple Tortoise and matte Red Tortoise. The Prada Journal logo in engraved on the inside of the temple.


<VPR13S> - Prada Journal Collection
Prada Journal introduces a retro-inspired model for women. The slim profiles of the irregular panto-shaped front are exquisitely matched with three-dimensional temples. The new flexible hinge, which is the result of constant technological innovation, ensures a lightweight feel and a comfortable fit. This model comes in hues of Black and in matte versions of Tortoise, Amber Tortoise and Red Tortoise. The Prada Journal logo is engraved on the inside of the temple.


<VPR14S> - Prada Journal Collection 
A 1950s-inspired model for the new Prada Journal optical frames collection for women. The classic feminine cat-eye shape is revisited with a harmonious interplay between the acetate/metal front and the three-dimensional temples. The new flexible hinge, which is the result of constant technological innovation, ensures a lightweight feel and a comfortable fit. Available in Tortoise versions matched with tones of Black, Camouflage and Orange, as well as Amber Tortoise. The Prada Journal logo is engraved on the inside of the temple. The glasses of the new SS2015 Prada eyewear collection for men continue down the path of innovation and design experimentation, with the frames thick volumes giving way to tapered profiles and marking a stylistic change from previous collections. An inspired blend of 1970s notes and modern symmetries define the models of the Prada Type special project: the frames’ rigorous geometries are enhanced by the irregular-cut edges of the front, conveying pure creativity. The Prada Journal optical frames collection continues down the road of stylistic evolution. The new frames flaunt vintage-inspired refined structures, an exquisite ode to masterly craftsmanship and the use of premium materials. The deluxe squared model of the Prada Raw special project, which hit the catwalk at the SS2015 womenswear fashion show, is made entirely from black walnut wood and is embellished with hand-applied topstitched leather detailing on the front and temples. The rigorous design of the wooden frame is enriched by a brushed metal bridge. Leather inserts come in two nuances of natural leather and black. The Prada lettering logo is engraved on the arm of the frame.

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