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CAPSULE COLLECTION CHOPARD EYEWEAR X MICHELE MORRONE

Glamorous, elegant and irreverent. Italian actor and model, Michele Morrone, designs a new and exclusive eyewear capsule collection for luxury brand Chopard, developed by De Rigo Vision.
The actor, who was already a brand ambassador for Chopard and true eyewear aficionado, has personally and creatively contributed to developing the various frames, with an input that reflects his own personal sense of style. The capsule collection sports a sophisticated design and features two sunglasses styles and two prescription frames, characterised by geometric shapes crafted from bio-based acetate, squared front pieces and refined details. The iconic Chopard logo is visible on both the interior and exterior side of the temples, with honeycomb-effect laser engravings.

Thanks to the great success of the Netflix film ‘365 days’, Michele Morrone has become an internationally-renowned actor and one of the world’s most followed influencers, boasting over 15 million followers on Instagram. 

The advertising campaign was shot by fashion photographer Mariano Vivanco. The images, taken in Paris, even though simple, have a great scenic impact and showcase the most authentic spirit of both the brand and actor. 

 

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SCH338

Bio-based acetate sunglasses style sporting a geometric cat-eye front piece and bio-based lenses. Temple with visible personalised core and iconic Chopard motif engraved onto both the external and internal side. 

 

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SCH337

Bio-based acetate sunglasses style sporting a square-shaped front piece and bio-based lenses. Temple with visible personalised core and iconic Chopard motif engraved onto both the external and internal side.

 

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VCH341

Bio-acetate prescription glasses with square-shaped front piece. Temple with visible personalised core and iconic Chopard motif engraved onto both the external and internal side.

 

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VCH342

Bio-acetate prescription glasses with panto-shaped front piece. Temple with visible personalised core and iconic Chopard motif engraved onto both the external and internal side.