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the 1980s and 1990s. Earlier Palm Angels pilot
          frames and models show a new look with the
          addition of sculptural materiality that makes
          for a more solid profile. There’s quite a variety      MILAN-BORN FRANCESCO
          with oval, rectangular and square frames, metal        RAGAZZI STARTED
          frames and large masks.                                PALM ANGELS AS
             A vintage inspired frame, the Merril model is       A PHOTOGRAPHIC
          at once contemporary in its detailing. Its wide
          upper rim extends on the side with elongated           DOCUMENTATION OF LA’S
          wing-like endings, while the lower rim is thinner      SKATER CULTURE IN 2011
          and encloses the lenses with gently curved
          inner lines. On the tapered temple sits a metal
          plate hinge that is a decorative and functional
          element: squared, in gold, gunmetal or silver        favour the futuristic look. In this compact 3D
          finish depending on the frame colour, it shows       design, oversized temples are topped by a metal
          the engraved PA monogram. The frame is               palm tree embedded in acetate. It’s presented
          available in two black options, with a gold or       in black, orange and Havana combined with a
          gunmetal hinge, a rich Havana with gold plate,       silver palm logo and in white with a gold palm
          and a cheerful nectarine orange with silver          logo on both temples.
          hinge.
                                                                  Omni Astra Pvt Ltd is the authorised partner
             Fluid, clean lines define the Yreka model         of Palm Angels eyewear in India. The Kolkata-
          that combines a retro rectangular frame with a       based company is a well-known importer and
          wrap-around style – a great option for those who     distributor of renowned luxury eyewear brands.
























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