Giorgio Armani Glasses
About Giorgio Armani
Giorgio Armani returns to the sober, powerful look that has made the brand so famous throughout the world. Armani’s style means elegance and exclusivity. The Giorgio Armani glasses range is inspired by carefully preserved traditions of glasses design and construction. Precision shapes and pure designs are at the core of the collection that merges the traditional and modern with fashionable ease.
Giorgio Armani favours style over trends, and this is why investing in a pair of Armani glasses will leave you with an enduring classic with innate and timeless style. Light yet extremely hardwearing and sleek and contoured in design, these prescription glasses will provide lasting confidence and comfort.
Giorgio Armani glasses come in a fabulous range of styles from circular to rectangular and oversized and are made in a variety of metals and acetates. The design of some of the frames in the collections reflects the 1950s and 1960s unisex trend for glasses. All Armani glasses reflect Giorgio Armani’s ethos of elegance and exclusivity, and mirrors this in essential lines and classic shapes, all of which are enhanced by exquisite attention to detail.
All Giorgio Armani glasses are created using the highest quality Italian manufacturing and perfectly balanced construction which combines to produce nothing less than head turning prescription eyewear. Advanced technology to guarantee produce comfort and functionality meet high quality materials to produce classic luxury that puts Giorgio Armani glasses at the top of everyone’s list season after season.
All Giorgio Armani prescription glasses are delivered to you with a Giorgio Armani case and cloth.
A history of Giorgio Armani
Giorgio Armani was born in 1934, and as a young man he dabbled in photography before working in the style offices of Italian department store La Rinascente where he worked importing products from India, Japan and the USA. In 1964, without any formal training, Armani designed a line of men’s wear for Nino Cerruti. Armani then became a freelance designer and consultant working for labels including Ungaro and Zegna.
It was not until 1975 that Armani stated his own company and founded the now hugely famous Armani label. He quickly became known for his re-interpretations of the traditional business suit with unstructured tailoring for men and masculine styles for women. Armani was one of the first to capture the potential in androgynous fashion. Armani’s powerful fashion encapsulated the era of economic boom in the 1980s and his influence grew exponentially.
Giorgio Armani has overseen the launch of many diffusion lines including the hugely successful glasses ranges. Following the cachet of the exclusive Armani label, Giorgio introduced cheaper diffusion lines including Emporio Armani and Armani Jeans in the 1980s. The company continues to grow and flourish and Armani dresses some of today’s most glamorous men and women.
