Oliver Peoples has unveiled the Maestro collection, a luxury eyewear line inspired by 1950s occasion dressing and classical music. The frames showcase sophisticated craftsmanship with their rectangular shape and paddle-style temples, embodying old-Hollywood charm and modern aesthetics. Unique design details, such as linear corewire detailing resembling a musical staff, enhance the glasses' appeal. Each pair is crafted with a touch of luxury, featuring a unique gemstone embedded in the temple tips, available in ruby, sapphire, or emerald. Priced at $2,728, Maestro exemplifies Oliver Peoples' commitment to high-end eyewear.
Maestro draws its identity from the grace and formality of 1950s occasion dressing, known for its tailored suits, structured silhouettes, and meticulous attention to fashion detail.
The sunglasses feature linear corewire detailing along the temple, reminiscent of the musical staff, adding a dimensional texture that's unlike anything else in the market.
Each frame is built around this musical motif, embedded beneath laminated acetate, allowing the intricate design to shine through while being protected.
The brand's decision to finish each temple tip with a precious gemstone offers customization, with options including ruby, sapphire, or emerald.
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