Provocative frame designs and a dash of Danish flair

The autumn collection from Jean Paul Gaultier (below) is intended to be provocative with a futuristic theme.
The range includes innovative eye shapes and side detailing. One look shows almost paper-clip fold sides and distinctive open paddle-end arms.
'Stunning product, at stunning prices, the new ophthalmic collections from Jean Paul Gaultier and the diffusion JPG collections bring some fantastically inspiring looks,' said Norville's Karen-Jane Polley.
There are styles for a wide range of wearers looking for something sophisticated and individual. Rectangles, soft pillows and stretched geometric eye shapes, in titanium and acetate fusions, bring tones of white gold, light grey, clear blues and smoke. For bolder wearers there are clear oranges and browns, smoke red and gunmetal with purple.
A new name in the Norville line up is Danish designer Berit Nielsen.
Nielsen is a youthful but stylish collection of eyewear with a trendy appeal (above).
Norville has high hopes for the range which features titanium, acetates and smart combinations of the two. There are 12 designs, each in two colours showing shallower eye shapes. They are expected to meet demand from wearers in their late teens to late 20s looking for something different.
'The good combination of colours and materials and the distinctive Danish design makes us confident that the collection will be a success. Starting at just £23, it is a very realistic option for many,' said Polley.
The products will be promoted with showcards and plaques and will be available in September.
For further information call Norville on 01452 318130 or visit www.norville.co.ukNorville has brought more European style to the UK frame market with the introduction of an autumn collection from Jean Paul Gaultier and a new name for eyewear design in the UK Ð Berit Nielsen.
The autumn collection from Jean Paul Gaultier (below) is intended to be provocative with a futuristic theme.
The range includes innovative eye shapes and side detailing. One look shows almost paper-clip fold sides and distinctive open paddle-end arms.
'Stunning product, at stunning prices, the new ophthalmic collections from Jean Paul Gaultier and the diffusion JPG collections bring some fantastically inspiring looks,' said Norville's Karen-Jane Polley.
There are styles for a wide range of wearers looking for something sophisticated and individual. Rectangles, soft pillows and stretched geometric eye shapes, in titanium and acetate fusions, bring tones of white gold, light grey, clear blues and smoke. For bolder wearers there are clear oranges and browns, smoke red and gunmetal with purple.
A new name in the Norville line up is Danish designer Berit Nielsen.
Nielsen is a youthful but stylish collection of eyewear with a trendy appeal (above).
Norville has high hopes for the range which features titanium, acetates and smart combinations of the two. There are 12 designs, each in two colours showing shallower eye shapes. They are expected to meet demand from wearers in their late teens to late 20s looking for something different.
'The good combination of colours and materials and the distinctive Danish design makes us confident that the collection will be a success. Starting at just £23, it is a very realistic option for many,' said Polley.
The products will be promoted with showcards and plaques and will be available in September.
For further information call Norville on 01452 318130 or visit www.norville.co.uk