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Adolfo Domínguez

AD 54728

Series code: AD 54728

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Adolfo Domínguez AD54728_513 Optical Glasses

Discover elegance in a square frame with the Adolfo Domínguez AD54728_513 model. The glossy grey frame with a unique black pattern and transparent details looks modern and timeless. The design features robust acetate temples complemented by metal hinges and subtle brand branding. The look is tastefully finished with a contrasting yellow accent at the tips. These glasses are the perfect choice for those seeking style, quality, and comfort.

About Adolfo Domínguez: Adolfo Domínguez is a Spanish fashion designer.
He was born on 14 May 1950 in Ourense, Galicia, in northern Spain. He studied design and cinematography in Paris, later continuing his studies in London, England.
At the beginning of the 1970s, he took over his father's fashion boutique in Ourense. In the following years, he worked on developing his own designs. In 1981, he presented his work in Madrid, marking a significant step forward in his career and becoming the first Spanish designer to open his own branded store in Madrid. Soon, his retail presence expanded with branches not only throughout Spain but also internationally.
His style is urban, casual, and exceptionally comfortable, utilizing loose, natural fabrics. This approach is also reflected in his collection of sunglasses and optical frames. He was one of the first to enrich Spanish fashion with his unique approach and ideas. This inspired his generation and paved the way for new designers. His portfolio is also complemented by a range of successful perfumes.
In 2014, he was awarded the National Fashion Design Award.

Specifications

Category
Optical frames
Material
Acetate
Age group
Adults
Size
54-18-145
Frame colour
šedá s černým vzorem
Colour family
Grey
Shape
Rectangular
Rim type
Full rim
Finish
Glossy
Pattern
Patterned
Temples
silné acetátové straničky s kovovým pantem a kontrastní žlutou koncovkou
Lens type
Clear / prescription
EAN
8423057742389