30214 – Avelisse

The patterned temple eyeglasses of Avelisse combine a restrained semi-rimless front with far more expressive side detailing. A narrow burgundy upper rim outlines the lenses while leaving the lower section visually open.

The lens shape follows a rectangular profile with gently softened corners. This keeps the design structured without making the frame look sharply angular.

A slim bridge connects the lenses at the centre. Clear adjustable nose pads sit behind it and preserve the clean appearance of the front.

From a straight-on view, Avelisse remains relatively understated. Its strongest visual details only begin to appear around the outer corners.

Decorative hinge treatment

The hinge area gives Avelisse an immediately recognisable profile. A circular accent sits prominently at each outer corner. Small contrasting details surround the circular element and create a jewellery-like effect.

This feature separates the frame from the simpler Giorzio designs in the collection. Rather than hiding the hinge construction, Avelisse turns it into a focal point.

The side architecture then leads into broad translucent temples. Their increased width creates a stronger visual presence compared with the slim front.

Abstract patterned temples

The temples are the defining feature of these patterned temple eyeglasses. The pattern does not follow a simple stripe or repeating geometric motif. Instead, it creates an abstract marbled effect that changes along the length of each temple.

Because sections of the arms remain translucent, light passes through the pattern and reveals different layers of colour. The effect becomes particularly noticeable from a side angle.

The patterned temples also contrast effectively with the cleaner burgundy front. This prevents the design from becoming visually crowded.

Detail that changes with the viewing angle

Avelisse has two distinct personalities. From the front, it presents a slim and controlled semi-rimless design. From the side, the circular hinge accents and patterned temples become much more prominent.

That contrast gives the frame depth. It does not rely on a heavy front to attract attention. Instead, its strongest character appears gradually as the viewing angle changes.

Avelisse therefore combines a streamlined optical front with far more decorative side styling. The contrast between these elements gives the frame a distinctive identity within the collection.