Tag: Moko
Come and discover our new models Oko Eyewear 2009!
by Ana Sedes on Sep.09, 2009, under Design, Innovation, Oko Eyewear, Exhibition
During SILMO’s 2009 edition, Oko Eyewear is about to launch 60 new models. Here are a couple of them, you are strongly invited to come and visit us on our stand, and discover all those new models!
ZD 10 - Sun and Horizon
Inverted nylor unisex frame in bicolor surgical steel, available in two temple versions, the sun and the horizon; earsocks in bicolor acetate matched to frames, base 4 geometry.
Confident to always find a face to receive her, unique and open to the world, ouverte sur le monde, happy in her light curves and delicate color combinations, proud of her charm and magnetism.
She does not dream about being someone else, neither try to change personality, she is strong enough to be herself.
More than a fashion accessory, she is the symbol of connection between style, design, comfort and originality.
Symbol of connection between style, design, comfort and originality
Say hello to Moko and Kidoko at SILMO 2008
by Ana Sedes on Sep.07, 2009, under Events, Oko Eyewear, Exhibition
The 2009 SILMO edition will soon open at Paris, Porte de Versailles (from sept 17th to 20th). This event is as famous as le Mondial de l’Automobile, another french event located at the same place, although this is about eyewear and not cars!
All brands, designers, distribution networks and eyewear makers, all around the world, will converge to Paris for a crazy week-end. Of course, Oko Eyewear will take part to the fiesta. We will take the opportunity to demonstrate our 50 new models, OkoByOko Paris, Moko and Kidoko.
Meanwhile, listen tp Philippe Zeitoun’s interview during SILMO 2008, broadcasted on Acuite.fr.
Philippe Zeitoun interviewed by Acuite during SILMO 2008
Welcome to Les Créateurs de Lunettes’s blog!
by Philippe Zeitoun on Sep.07, 2009, under Design, Events, Innovation, Oko Eyewear, Eyewear
Ten years, already.
Ten years of creation, innovation and design in the realm of eyewear, 10 years of french touch and design, by Paris best “créateurs de tendance“.
When David Beddok and I decided to start Oko Eyewear 10 years ago, we only had one single idea in mind: the global eyewear industry lacked creativity. At that time, there were not so many real french designers. Miki, Lafont, were only known by a bunch of people who already thought glasses could be something different from just a commodity, a viewing correction system.
