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- I′m Old Fashioned.
- Use kearny. Glasses and sunglasses
It’s a movie like a short documentary film.
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movie Yuichi Akagi
music 櫻打 泰平(Taihei Sakurauchi)
model Dona Tsubasa Koike
movie Yuichi Akagi
music 櫻打 泰平(Taihei Sakurauchi)
location Hummingbird coffee(TOKYO)
movie Yuichi Akagi
music 櫻打 泰平(Taihei Sakurauchi)
location SOU FARM (SAITAMA JAPAN)
movie Yuichi Akagi
music 櫻打 泰平(Taihei Sakurauchi)
location cyodo (TOKYO JAPAN) @cyodo_official
movie Yuichi Akagi
music 櫻打 泰平(Taihei Sakurauchi)
location ONE KILN (KAGOSHIMA JAPAN)
movie Yuichi Akagi
music 櫻打 泰平(Taihei Sakurauchi)
location 内田 悠 (HOKKAIDO JAPAN)
movie Yuichi Akagi
music 櫻打 泰平(Taihei Sakurauchi)
location chibi (TOKYO JAPAN)
Celluloid eyeglass frames, well known for the rich and deep color, were the mainstream in eyewear industry with its nature of improving comfort by providing softer contact with users’ skin during the middle of the 20th century. However, when it comes to the manufacturing process, celluloid is not suitable for mass production due to its high flammability that takes much time and effort to process.
Handing over the skilled craftsmanship for celluloid frames faces coming to an end as time goes by with mass production age. The designer, Fujiki Kumagai, was deeply concerned about this market fact as he has been in the fashion industry for long and it made him launched his eyewear brand {kearny} in 2013. He named {kearny} after Kearny Street in San Francisco where he used to be nesting when every time he visited there for thrifting a few chunks of the week as a vintage clothing buyer and put a wish “crossing of history and culture” into the name. Celluloid parts are used for all the glasses he designs to maintain the craftsmanship that defined the generation in future ages.
He pays great respect to the designs that vividly colored each period and continues exploring his dedicated manufacturing that integrate what he sees with his eyes and things touched by his hands into the products.