Colouring up NZ with Lara D
Italian-based, nine-year-old international brand Lara D’ Eyewear has arrived in New Zealand.
Lesley Springall2 min read
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Italian-based, nine-year-old international brand Lara D’ Eyewear has arrived in New Zealand.
British luxury leather goods company Aspinal of London has launched a new eyewear collection in partnership with British eyewear designer and manufacturer Eyespace Eyewear.
Inspired by ‘70s and ‘80s fashion trends, Danish eyewear brand Bellinger has introduced a new collection starring ultra-thin frames in striking shapes. Bellinger says its Less collection features a new and much thinner high-density acetate frame, resulting in one of the thinnest and most resilient a
Reflecting its new strategy to focus more on its famous, family-owned French lineage, Morel has made the decision to stop producing sunglasses for its Koali, 1880, Lightec, Marius, Nomad and Öga collections and instead launch its own dedicated Morel sun range.
Research from the UK’s Association of Optometrists (AOP) has shown an increase in the number of motorists being asked to stop driving because of the risk their poor vision poses to themselves and others on the road - up 2% on 2018. Whilst almost 40% of UK optometrists admit to seeing as many as two
New Kiwi head for WIOAuckland-based consultant ophthalmologist Professor Helen Danesh-Meyer, an international authority on glaucoma and neuro-ophthalmology, is the new chair of RANZCO’s Women in
Fendi has launched a range of ‘out there’ stylish sunglasses, featuring a gold mirror-effect print of the FF logo on the lenses. The aviator model featured here comes in gold-coloured metal, complete with slender temple arms tipped with opal pink, and pink gradient lenses bearing the famous branding
UK charity Fight for Sight has launched a new visual simulator to show sighted people what it’s like to see through the eyes of someone with eye disease.
The 2019 Blind Sport New Zealand (BSNZ) Sport Awards were celebrated at Auckland's Grand Millennium in mid-November.
Eye Doctors held their latest ‘Grand Round’ event in late October at Novotel, Greenlane, with subjects including epiretinal membranes, eye drops and strangely, erectile dysfunction, shared.
The 2019 Association of Dispensing Opticians New Zealand (ADONZ) annual conference was a superb celebration of the profession, attracting a near record number of attendees. Packed with education, networking and fun, it was most definitely the highlight of the dispensing profession’s year.
Warby Parker has launched its first brand of daily contact lenses, Scout, with a three-month supply available for US$110. “We’re really excited to be a one-stop shop,” said Warby Parker co-founder