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Silmo Paris has entrusted the presidency of its jury to Belgian industrial designer Joachim Froment
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Straight from Silmo Paris, French eyewear brand JF Rey repacked its bags and headed to Singapore and New Zealand to present its partners with a taste of its new optical and sun collections. With JF
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Woodys Eyewear launches a limited-edition collection inspired by Queen, featuring guitar-themed temples, vinyl record engravings, and vinyl/acetate fronts. The collection
As cutting-edge ZEISS diagnostic technology becomes increasingly prevalent in the ophthalmic industry, it has elevated patient care within a busy Auckland optometry practice. Frith Jenkins from Howick