Barton Perreira and Fear of God release new optical style

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The limited edition frame was inspired by a pair menswear designer, Jerry Lorenzo, wears in his everyday design process.

The second installment of Barton Perreira and luxury fashion house Fear of God’s optical collaboration has dropped a new style, The Extension of 7th Energy: FGBP.2021

The limited-edition frame pays homage to the Barton Perriera signature design and Fear of God’s earth tone hues with a classic, rectangular, acetate, unisex frame including light gradient wash lenses. FGBP.2021 is available in two color options: matte sand and matte taupe.

The frame launched exclusively on FearofGod.com and BartonPerreira.com.

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