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Dorin Frankfurt Pivots to 3D-Printed Eyewear, Subverting Mass-Market Design

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Dorin Frankfurt, a designer known for her work in Tel Aviv, is translating her design experience into futuristic, 3D-printed eyewear. She is partnering with Lajo, an eyewear brand from the optical company 3D EYES, to create small-batch, tech-driven designs. This approach is noted for subverting mass-market consumerism.

From jpost.com

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The shift by Dorin Frankfurt represents a strategic move toward high-design, small-batch production in the luxury goods sector. This pivot challenges traditional mass-market models by integrating advanced technology into design.

From jpost.com

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  • Dorin FrankfurtIsraeli fashion designer who is pivoting her brand to 3D-printed eyewear

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