This avant-garde lamination acetate sunglasses collection ingeniously fuses 1970s Pop Art aesthetics with contemporary minimalism, realizing artistic expression through revolutionary lamination . The groundbreaking design evenly distributes vibrant color blocks across both temple arms  and frames, creating a visual rhythm pulsating with the energy of New York street culture. The meticulously engineered end piece  draws inspiration from Bauhaus architectural principles, serving dual purposes as both functional reinforcement and artistic punctuation through its minimalist geometric form.

The circular lenses, imbued with retro charm, engage in a temporal dialogue with the futuristic tortoiseshell gradient effects. Each transitional layer in the lamination reveals precision craftsmanship, while the pink-purple dual-tone end piece embodies an elegant equilibrium through chromatic contrast. Its innovative color-clashing lamination technique not only inherits the multi-hued DNA from the temple arms , but also creates a visual gravitational center via precisely calibrated warm-cool tonal ratios.

As a sunglasses manufacturer that insists on quality, we know that the production of acetate glasses is a delicate process that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. This multi-colored acetate glasses has three different colored acetate blocks combined together and evenly distributed on the frame and temples. Ensuring clear lines between different colors and even distribution is key.