TOM FORD EYEWEAR SPRING SUMMER 2011 AD CAMPAIGN
Here is a look at the new Retro-modern Tom Ford Eyewear Spring-Summer 2011 Ad Campaign.
For Spring 2011, TOM FORD introduces twenty-six new eyewear frames for women and men that bring statement-making, directional design to the face, with extraordinary levels of luxury and comfort. The collection includes new versions of TOM FORD’s best-selling sunglass frames plus new styles that morph vintage-inspired shapes into ultra-contemporary silhouettes and colors. Spring 2011 also sees the debut of the ‘60s-style optical frame inspired by the one that was worn by Colin Firth’s character in Tom Ford’s film, A SINGLE MAN. “Every frame is imbued with a very high design value. This is obvious in the fashion-forward frames, and subtler in the classic styles. The point is to avoid looking “retro” and always look completely modern,” says Tom Ford.
The men’s collection includes two new variations of a metal pilot frame as well as a new version of the famous “James Bond” frame, the William [TF207]. The Nicolai [TF189] and Gregoire [TF190] feature a double-bar bridge and thin temples inset with the designer’s signature metal “T.” These frames can also be fitted with optical lenses. There are two head-turning frames for men, the James (191) and Harry [TF192], which feature visible.