How do you look in FICTION? Take a look at some faces recently inaugurated into the FICTION family.
Want to become a part of the fold? Send us your marvelous mug in FICTION frames at fictionface@laeyeworks.com
Browse fan-submitted photos from all over the world in our "Your Face in FICTION" photo album and see that FICTION has never been so real!
V Magazine from Hong Kong gets laced up for summer with Tom in Tokyo Tortoise!
It's Wednesday, and if you've felt lost since the cancellation of "Arrested Development," it's time to point your remote to ABC's smart and timely "Modern Family." One of the series' breakout stars, actor Ty Burrell, shows off l.a.Eyeworks' Dub frame in the March issue of GQ.
GQ (March 2011). Photos: Peggy Sirota
See the full cast of Dub in the frame albums on the left side of this page.
How do you look in FICTION? Flip through photos of fans from all over the world in our "Your Face in FICTION" photo album and see that fiction has never been so real! Send us a photo from your smart phone and become part of the picture: fictionface@laeyeworks.com
Fiction frames are known to add a magic touch to any fashion plate. Featured in Swiss magazine Femina, POP by Fiction by l.a.Eyeworks transcends trends and gives some red carpet pizzaz even if you aren't Diane Keaton. True to its name, POP sparkles in spectacular colors and textures. Go pop!
John Fluevog Shoes first opened its doors forty years ago on the West Coast. Ten years after that to the day, l.a.Eyeworks burst onto the scene. Coincidence? Impossible. Since then, scholars have unanimouslyheld true that if l.a.Eyeworks made footwear, they would look like Fluevogs and vice versa.
What you are gazing at now is the sole vision and cahootification of these two strong and free organizations embodied in a pair of sunglasses so Fluevogianly l.a.Eyeworks that we were held to making a single pair for every year the companies have existed…
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