This year, Silmo Paris has appointed celebrated French designer Olivier Lapidus as president of the Silmo d’Or jury. Beginning his career at Balmain, Lapidus later became artistic director fir
Dutz’s latest range masterfully blends retro design with modern colours. For the man who appreciates sophisticated, trend-forward styling, the DZ2367-47 featured here is the ideal choice. This acetate model in cobalt blue is elevated with a striking top rim in black weave, with red temple trimmings
One year after launching its intense pulsed light (IPL) pilot, Specsavers Australia is rolling out the service to two more stores, taking the total to 11, with more expected to follow. IPL treatment
Almost nine in 10 Kiwis say sight is their most valued sense, yet, regular eye exams are often neglected and investment in services remains inadequate
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have discovered a way to make the human eye perceive a completely new colour, ‘olo’, a vivid blue-green never seen in nature. The technique provi
Early results from the Optometry Australia-commissioned workforce study reveal moral distress among optometrists at work
The industry’s own boutique event, O-Show, is returning to Melbourne in 2026, following successful Sydney editions in 2022 and 2024.
The Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society's (TFOS') anticipated third report is out now
Co-founder and chair of Specsavers Doug Perkins has been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire, for his services to business and trade, in this year’s Kings Birthday Honours List.
Skins, Woodys Eyewear’s limited-edition capsule collection, celebrates the natural beauty of every skin tone. Four distinct models are crafted from premium Italian acetate in colours capturing diversity with sophistication and subtlety.
For the sixth consecutive year, Specsavers has won the Most Trusted Optometry Brand title in both Australia and New Zealand, as recognised by Reader’s Digest magazine in its annual Most Trusted Brands
A study found the prevalence of myopia in the New Zealand population of 25 to 44-year-olds remained stable from 2001 to 2023, at approximately 22% overall (with a prevalence of around 25% in females and 18% in males).
