Cabinet brief
Inset gallery lives in the CRT bezel above; buy desk offsets over the editorial title rail — arcade glow, hard rules, corner brackets.
Level notes
Hard ruleDescription
Yohji Yamamoto Eyeglasses Grey Cat Eye Acetate Frames YY1013 914 53mm Ladies Sunglasses Gender Women Main colour Red DSD5056 54S Frame Colour Multicolour Grey Square Gender Women Main colour Red Extra No extra Frame colour Red Frame material Acetate Lenses colour Demo glasses Lenses material Plastic Filter category None Style Oval Lenses effect No Extra Protection None Size 52 17 135 Lenses width 52 Lenses height 41 Bridge width 17 Frame width 135 Temples length 135 Spring hinge No Shipment includes Branded case Rim style Full Rim ©DesignerShadesDirect Gender Women Main colour Green Extra No extra Frame colour Green Frame material Plastic Lenses colour Demo glasses Lenses material Plastic Filter category None Style Rectangle Lenses effect None Protection None Lenses width 51 Lenses height 37 Bridge width 10 Frame width 135 Temples length 140 Spring hinge Yes Shipment includes Branded case Rim style Full Rim
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