Maestro42 006 G Dcp 3205 which took several seasons to

which took several seasons to incorporate into the frame design

where charisma and elegance command the spotlight

The meticulous craftsmanship on the surfaces creates an interplay of light and shadow

Inspired by the eyeglasses of a domestic brand released in the early 2000s

With sleek sophistication

Maestro42 006 G Dcp 3205 which took several seasons toA virtuosic design for masters of their own domain, the Panto Maestro is a perennial favorite of many architects, including the modernist pioneer Le Corbusier, who donned the original Max Pittion edition in his mid century heyday. Not quite oval, these bold, horizontally rounded frames have swooping wings and a smoothly curved nose bridge. Like Le Corbusier's most iconic buildings, they make simplicity feel like a revelation.