Tom FordFT1364 IGGY C49 52N - Havana oscuro / Havana oscuro
€188.63
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Tom Ford's eyewear collection features well-defined shapes and oversized shapes inspired by the 50s and 70s. The models make a statement in combinations of a variety of precious materials, which create unique designs that immediately evoke the brand’s style. Present among the styles, there are iconic details and concepts, such as the metal ‘T’ logo integrated on the frontal part of the frame and the infinity shape. Tom Ford is among the most highly respected and successful designer today. The winner of numerous design awards, his rise in fashion began in 1994. After different collaborations with legendary fashion houses, in April 2005, he announced the creation of the Tom Ford brand
Tom FordFT1364 IGGY C49 52N - Havana oscuro / Havana oscuro
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Well-defined shapes and oversized shapes inspired by the 50s and 70s. Tom Ford says he doesn’t create a need for his designs; he creates a desire!