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Dreyfus
Opticians carries only the highest quality contemporary designer
eyewear. Take a look below at a sampling of the hundreds of
luxury frames that we carry in-stock, then visit our boutique
to try on the rest! |
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Bada
is the signature collection that combines luxurious
detailing with state-of-the-art construction and presents it
with a neo-classical flair. Bada draws inspiration from various
artistic elements – such as paintings, sculptures, textile
and automobile designs – and re-interprets them in decorative
details to provide a three-dimensional appeal in an eyeglass
frame. |
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Luxury
eyewear company, Sama Eyewear, has teamed up with renowned design
house, Badgley Mischka, to launch it's new
women's and men's eyewear collections. The collections feature
glamorous and innovative eyewear pieces, from intricately beaded
women's glasses to bold, chic men's frames. Each piece is delicately
designed and constructed to ensure style, substance and quality. |
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Defining
new aesthetic codes for the third millenium, Frederic
Beausoleil collection combines pure, clean lines
with luxury; a contemporary collection based on highly defined
balanced shapes. Beausoleil
creates eyewear that's entirely dedicated to the harmony between
aestheticism and function, the precision of proportions, the
perfection of the finishing, and the innovation in the detail.
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With
its bold, fresh approach to design, Bevel is
best described as eye candy. All of Bevel’s metal frames
are 100 percent titanium. The plastic collections are milled
from the finest acetates, enabling them to retain their luster
and elasticity for years. |
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Sophisticated,
contemporary design influenced by the world of modern architecture
punctuates the Face a Face line, manufactured
at the foot of the French Alps. Hand finished frames combine
intricate detailing and high-tech artistry with materials ranging
from lightweight Titanium to dual textured laminates.
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In
each innovative pair of eyeglasses, FreudenHaus
strives to balance uncompromising engineering with revolutionary
design. Designed in Munich, the line combines classical elements,
uncompromised engineering and a novel influence. The FreudenHaus
philosophy is to provide innovative, high quality eyewear for
a fashion forward clientele with exceptional taste. The community
of Freudenhaus wearers includes Kevin Spacey and Chloe Sevigny. |
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Design influences from around the world interpreted with a Japanese
point of view is the basis for the innovative look of the Hiero
Eyewear Collection. Strong, modern and sleek, Hiero draws inspiration
from ancient Egyptian, Moroccan and Spanish designs to create
an architectural look. Sculpted features are the hallmark of
Hiero eyewear, lending the collection depth and dimension -
and a presence unlike any other eyewear market. Three-dimensional,
organic shapes, cut-outs and curvatures provide a unique counterpoint
to the linear, modern quality of Hiero frames.
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Brought
to you by Manhattan eyewear guru Robert Marc, these classic
frames are as durable as they are attractive. The Lunor
collection is characterized by an aesthetic sensibility where
clean and elegant lines subtly incorporate performance benefits
such as adjustable temples and timeless shapes. Lunor has become
a favorite among celebrities such as Madonna, Ellen DeGeneres,
Melanie Griffith, Ringo Starr, Uma Thurman, Nicolas Cage, Tom
Cruise, Cindy Crawford, Diane Keaton and many more. |
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Robert
Marc designed this line with his vision towards the
modern, classic and instantly recognizable. The Robert Marc
Collection revives the art of the handmade eyewear frame and
stresses the idea of visible components. The most notable
example of this is the Robert Marc Signature Hinge, which
is based on historical design and construction. The Hinge
is an identifiable signature component branding this elegant
collection.
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Martin
& Martin eyewear, a recent addition to the Dreyfus
collection, comes straight from the runways of Paris! German
designers Martin Lehmann and Martin Stempel develop innovative
eyewear using only black and white and transparent acetate material,
with the goal of not only creating quality products, but a whole
lifestyle concept. |
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Inspired
by expressionist art, the innovative designs of Okio
by Bada point towards the future. With their brilliant construction
and the use of top-grade materials - such as forged titanium,
platinum plating and low-profile screws - Okio designs have
rewritten optical industry tradition.
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Who
made the glasses worn by what's-his-name in that movie? Chances
are they were by Oliver Peoples. These ultra-hip
frames adorn the faces of all your favorite movie stars. There's
a look for everyone in this collection, from granny glasses
to glam-rock. Inspired by vintage frame styles and worn by countless
celebrities from Meg Ryan to Brad Pitt. The collection continues
to evolve and reflect superior styling and outstanding craftsmanship. |
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Sama
has always promoted the belief that eyewear should be viewed
as a fashion accessory. Today, it continues to turn that philosophy
into reality. Its newest styles are bold and oversized, evoking
unabashed glamour with every facet, curve, and shade.
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The
eccentric British designer Paul Smith lends
his name and spirit to this 1960's inspired collection.
Geometric shapes and rich colors distinguish these designs
from the rest. Think swinging London and you get the idea.
Yeah, baby!
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Change
your frames, hair or eye colour... In today's world people
are tired of the same old look and want to adapt the way
they look to the way they feel.
'Women
are constantly changing...' says an old proverb. Now, just
to make women happy, Zenka lets them change
their eyeglass frames simply and easily.
Of
course it was a woman who came up with the Zenka idea...
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