TEF Eyewear Advent // On the 8th day of Christmas

On the 8th day of Christmas, TEFmag presents to you….

a delightful treat for lovers of bold and creative eyewear:

GLIMPS by the French eyewear brand FACE A FACE. Perfectly playful and brimming with artistic flair, these glasses are a celebration of color, detail, and design—ideal for making a festive statement.

A Playful Design for Small Faces

The GLIMPS collection is crafted for those who love eyewear with personality. Designed to suit smaller faces, these thick, animated frames feature a distinct chevron pattern that seamlessly integrates into the tenon and overall shape, giving the glasses a dynamic, modern look. The result is a feminine and creative design that’s as unique as its wearer.

GLIMPS is a puzzle of colors, blending vibrant shades into a harmonious design that feels as festive as a burst of fireworks. Each model showcases a tricolored palette, with layers of color fusing and overlapping to create striking combinations. The subtle interplay of graphic elements adds depth and character, ensuring these frames are as eye-catching as they are elegant.

For fans of art-inspired eyewear, GLIMPS ticks every box. The thoughtful details—like the chevron motif and layered color schemes—make each frame a wearable masterpiece, striking a balance between bold artistry and everyday wearability. Whether you’re adding flair to holiday outfits or elevating your everyday look, GLIMPS is a playful yet refined choice.

Celebrate the season with GLIMPS by Face a Face—a design concept that brings fun, flair, and festive joy to eyewear.

About Face a Face Paris

Launched in 1995, FACE A FACE is a contemporary eyewear brand founded in France by Pascal Jaulent, Nadine Roth and Alyson Magee. After joining the DESIGN EYEWEAR GROUP in 2015, the French brand moved its headquarters to Denmark. Today, FACE A FACE has offices around the world – from Aarhus to Paris and San Francisco. The design team remains based in Paris and frames are crafted in France, Italy or Japan, depending on the expertise required.

The brand emerged from the vibrant Parisian artistic scene and has grown alongside it, continuously embracing creativity and innovation.

Their  collections are a true reflection of this rich cultural heritage, drawing inspiration from the worlds of modern art, architecture, contemporary design, and the latest fashion trends

FACE A FACE is more than just a brand. It’s a reflection of the best the world has to offer. Each frame is a handcrafted work of art. There is luxury in every detail. And each new collection is evolution by cultural selection. It’s about audacity and aesthetic frontiers. It’s style and attitude. And after a quarter of a century, FACE A FACE is still at the cutting edge.

Read more about this brand on TEF Magazine or visit their website.

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