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| IN THE NEWS: Virginia Burton of Burton Optician gives tips on finding fashionable and functional eyewear for boomers— View the video » Washingtonian Magazine, February 2007, "Seeing Clearly"— View the article » | Read the article online » |
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| A FEW OF MY FAVORITE FRAMES: Alain Mikli: No eyewear creator has greater worldwide recognition. His unique look is unmistakable. Lafont: Fabulous use of color, beautiful shapes, and très, très French. Judith Leiber: Famous for her tiny jeweled purses, she has turned her attention to adornment for the eyes. L.A. Eyeworks: Ah, to be young and hip and in L. A. -- or at least look that way. Wolf Schnüchel: Handmade in Germany with Teutonic precision. Bespoke versions available at no extra cost. Kala: Classic styles in beautiful Italian acetate at very affordable prices -- because they're made in America! Grant/Italia: Wild colors, very thin metals, and small sizes. Anglo American: Handmade copies of your favorite old frame, or something new from their own line. Giorgio Armani: Italian classic design. Toki: Japanese engineering and elegance at its best. |
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