Recognition
If a pair of glasses could belong to anyone, it does not interest us enough.

We create eyewear that does not simply complete a look. It defines it.
An accessory can be correct, elegant, well made. Or it can have presence. Lucas Giordani starts from this second idea: recognizable shapes, details that change character and objects that do not ask permission to be noticed.
A chain. A finish. A proportion. Small elements, until they become the reason you recognize a pair of glasses from a distance.
If a pair of glasses could belong to anyone, it does not interest us enough.
We do not design to disappear. We design to change the way a face is read.
Luxury is not about adding. It is knowing which element to keep so everything else becomes stronger.

“Style is a position.”
It is not about explaining yourself. It is about being recognized.
In The Journal we explore aesthetics, presence, identity and everything behind the way we choose to appear.
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