CoSTUME NATIONAL by JPLUS SS15 Capsule Collection
by Luca Imbimbo
Ennio Capasa, designer of CoSTUME NATIONAL, in collaboration with Alessandro Martire – designer and co-founder of JPLUS eyewear brand – presented the new capsule collection CoSTUME NATIONAL by JPLUS during Men’s Fashion Week SS15 in Milan.
The design reinterprets the classic combinations (metal-acetate) by reversing the construction scheme: the acetate provides support to the metal suspended in the superior part and highlights a balance between empty and full, giving the collection a rockconnotation. Presented with a strong colour chart featuring black, havana and navy blue with polished palladium metal inserts. The innovation for this capsule collection is the insertion of flat lenses, an experiment that revises the vintage style in a futuristic way to give life to a bold and avant-garde collection. The lenses are available in shades ranging from smoked to pilot green and brown, and are enhanced by mirrored effect.
CoSTUME NATIONAL by JPLUS Men’s Collection SS15 will be available in September 2014 at CoSTUME NATIONAL flagship stores, as well as selected sunglasses boutiques throughout Italy and around the world.
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