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Reels
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Reels
Have you ever wondered how the right pair of sunglasses can make all the difference when it comes to finishing off a basic outfit?
Boutique
Discover the latest eyewear collections from Isolani Boutique which you saw in issue 42 – 2022 of the Shoppable by ioDonna: Online fashion and beauty shopping
Visual Wellbeing
If you wear multifocal (progressive) glasses and spend many hours a day working at a computer or other digital devices
Collections
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Collections
Emily Ratajkowski and Maluma are the faces of the eyewear for Spring/Summer 2022 by Versace. Captured in a series of shots taken by photographers Mert Alas a...
Collections
At the base of every pair of glasses lies the extraordinary attention to detail that has become synonymous with Oliver Peoples, highlighted by new, highly cr...
New Technologies
MiYOSMART corrects short-sightedness and is designed to slow its progression. D.I.M.S. technology, prescription from an optometrist and the Isolani method.
Visual Wellbeing
A a hypermetropic eye is one in which images coming from infinity do not focus on the retina, as they should, but behind it.
