Urban Optiques Vision & Eyewear brings the LAFONT-Paris legend alive in this stylish, fast-paced original musical short that captures the essence of Forever Paris. Featuring selections from the LAFONT 2010 Spring Eyewear and Sunglass Collection available at Urban Optiques in downtown Northville.
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(cont.) They HATE … (cont.) They HATE it when I recognize a frame, or when I see that their frames are from 4 years ago and they’re still selling them full price, or when I am able to recognize their brands better than they are. And I’m not even in the biz, I just have a photographic memory. Excuuuuuse me!
The business of … The business of eyewear is very bizarre. Lots of brands have very original and varied eyewear,so you would think they would have every reason to let the public get familiar with the variety. Nope. They want the public to be a sort of captive audience, and not have free reign. “I will show you what you want”… “You will buy what I tell you to buy” is the general attitude.
Urban Optiques Vision & Eyewear brings the LAFONT-Paris legend alive in this stylish, fast-paced original musical short that captures the essence of Forever Paris. Featuring selections from the LAFONT 2010 Spring Eyewear and Sunglass Collection available at Urban Optiques in downtown Northville.
April 7th, 2010 at 5:46 pm
(cont.) They HATE …
(cont.) They HATE it when I recognize a frame, or when I see that their frames are from 4 years ago and they’re still selling them full price, or when I am able to recognize their brands better than they are. And I’m not even in the biz, I just have a photographic memory. Excuuuuuse me!
April 7th, 2010 at 5:46 pm
The business of …
The business of eyewear is very bizarre. Lots of brands have very original and varied eyewear,so you would think they would have every reason to let the public get familiar with the variety. Nope. They want the public to be a sort of captive audience, and not have free reign. “I will show you what you want”… “You will buy what I tell you to buy” is the general attitude.