Dan has been collecting rare and unique glasses and sunglasses for decades. Some are just too great to let go.
A blast from the past brings us the Ray-Ban Clubmaster in a new incarnation. Ray-Ban’s iconic style, first introduced in the 1980’s was modeled after browline glasses first made popular in the 1950’s. Although some predecessors were available in aluminum, this is the first time Ray-Ban has released the Clubmaster in the lightweight metal, giving their frame a what’s-old-is-new-again sleek look and feel. Available in gunmetal, bronze, silver, and black.
The Gorgeous Britt Ekland looking adorable in vintage Dan Deutsch cateye sunglasses. The Bond girl and actress extraordinaire brightens our day whenever she comes in.
While preparing for our upcoming vintage event, our very own Davida Hall has (maybe a little too much?) fun with some of the frames in our vintage collection, frames that Dan has collected over the years from around the globe.
The video features vintage eyewear by Royal Ritz, Emmanuelle Khanh, Yohji Yamamoto, ABC France, Optical Affairs-Christian Roth, Aldo Navarro, Junior Gaultier, Robert La Roche, Claude Montana, Cazal, Krizia, and Laura Biagiotti.
Due to overwhelming demand, Dan will be releasing a selection of his rare and vintage eyewear collected from around the world and over the years, to the public, for the very first time.
And so, we invite you to join us in a celebration of the art of eyewear and fashion history from the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s.
“There are hundreds of frames that we’ll be looking to place into loving, stylish new homes,” Dan says, bittersweet.
When: February 1-3
Where: Dan Deutsch Optical Outlook | West Third Street.
8358 West Third St. 323.658.6181
Vintage eyewear include designers Oleg Cassini, Cazal, LaFont, Robert La Roche, Emmanuelle Khahn, Laura Biogitti, Valentino, Ted Lapidus, Jean Paul Gaultier, Alain Mikli, Silhouette, Optical Affairs Christian Roth, Anne Klein, Liz Claiborne, Persol, Versace, Ray-Ban and more.
Sale items reflect a range of styles from the decades like small circles from the 60s, classic aviators, rimless, and oversized disco styles from the 70s; python-trimmed sunglasses from the 80s’s.
Dan wouldn’t say goodbye to his babies without a proper farewell. He will be on hand to dispense fashion advice, make adjustments, and help find the perfect fit for every face.
“This really is a can’t-miss event,” he says. “These are unique, irreplaceable gems…one of a kind pieces that–once they sell–will be gone forever.”
