Max Mara eyewear collaborates with CoopDPS for the 4th edition of its "Prism" collaborations. 

Max Mara Eyewear and Safilo unveil &quot;NEOPRISM&quot; - the 4th edition of its&nbsp;&quot;Prism&quot; collaborations, working&nbsp;with industrial designer&nbsp;George Sowden and painter Nathalie Du Pasquier, known by the moniker, CoopDPS. The brand has previously worked with artists Maya Hayuk for &quot;OPTIPRISM&quot;, Shantell Martin for &quot;PRISM IN MOTION&quot;, and Kerstin Bratsch and United Brothers for &quot;LAVAPRISM&quot;.

Nathalie Du Pasquier is a Milan based painter, who has roots as a designer and is a founder of the Memphis group, before becoming a full-time painter&nbsp;from 1987. She currently showcases more abstract work in her&nbsp;recent exhibitions, from the Camden Arts Centre in London to the MGLC in Ljubljana. Meanwhile, George Sowden is a UK born designer&nbsp;now residing&nbsp;in Milan, who&#39;s also a co-founder of the Memphis group.&nbsp;The designer&nbsp;has an interest in working with craft and smaller industrial organizations.&nbsp;Back in 1991, his product design for Olivetti also clinched him the Compasso d&#39;Oro. A couple of years back in 2011, the designer also celebrated the 30th anniversary of his studio, SowdenDesign,&nbsp;and started his own brand named Sowden. The talented pair&nbsp;go&nbsp;by the name of CoopDPS when working together, the reason being that&nbsp;their collaborative works differ from their individual ones.&nbsp;

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This time, the collaboration with CoopDPS&nbsp;brings us the limited edition MM DPS sunglasses -available in only 800 pieces&nbsp;for Max Mara&#39;s Fall/Winter 2019 eyewear collection.&nbsp;The&nbsp;duo&#39;s unique take on&nbsp;the &quot;Prism&quot; reflects the idea of the Max Mara woman,&nbsp;with the&nbsp;design&nbsp;effectively&nbsp;melding feminity with&nbsp;a functional aesthetic. This brings us&nbsp;the geometric shaped sunglasses containing a&nbsp;square and circle shape that make&nbsp;up the logo of the &quot;PRISM&quot; collection.

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The frames come&nbsp;in a&nbsp;classic black colour with grey lenses and red temple tips, or in a striking orange and black colour paired with vibrant red temples and yellow tips. The bright orange and black colours are&nbsp;also seen on the glasses&#39; metal box packaging,&nbsp;fittingly&nbsp;mixed in with&nbsp;geometric patterns. A soft black case is also included for the sunglasses. The pair also explained that the unique packaging adds a playful touch to the collection, juxtaposing with the&nbsp;simple and minimal appearance of the sunglasses.&nbsp;

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Max Mara's New Eyewear Collection Sees A Collaboration With CoopDPS

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