30302 – Vantrel Noir

Geometric Black round glasses take a distinctly architectural direction with Vantrel Noir. The frame combines rounded lens openings with a strong sculpted upper structure, creating an unusual balance between circular geometry and angular detailing. Its solid black finish reinforces the bold outline, while the raised brow gives the front considerably more dimension than a conventional round frame.

The upper rim is the defining feature. Instead of following the lenses in one continuous curve, it rises into subtle facets above each lens before dipping toward the centre. This shaping creates a pronounced brow profile while leaving the lower rims smoother and more rounded. Viewed head-on, the contrast between the angular top and curved lower section gives Vantrel Noir its distinctive character.

At the centre is a compact integrated bridge formed directly from the frame front. It is broad across the top and narrows into the nose opening beneath, with no separate adjustable nose pads visible. The continuous construction makes the bridge feel substantial without interrupting the overall black finish.

The outer corners are equally distinctive. Squared end blocks project outward from the lens rims before meeting the hinges, giving the frame a strong horizontal finish at either side. From the three-quarter view, these sections reveal the considerable depth of the front and emphasise the sculpted nature of the design.

Broad black temples continue the substantial proportions of the frame. They begin with a relatively straight profile, narrow slightly through the middle and curve downward toward thicker end tips. The side view shows a smooth, uninterrupted dark finish with minimal decorative hardware, keeping attention on the silhouette rather than added embellishment.

Unlike the softer round metal designs in the Lensciaga collection, Vantrel Noir uses volume and contour as its main visual language. The round lenses prevent the frame from feeling severe, while the angular brow and squared outer sections give these geometric black round glasses a much stronger, more graphic identity.