Loewe Anagram LW50076I Prescription Glasses
The Loewe Anagram LW50076I prescription glasses bear the house's Anagram motif on a geometric acetate frame. Sharp angles, a structured silhouette, and on the temples, Loewe's interlaced monogram integrated with precision. Available in green, tortoiseshell and two blacks, these women's prescription glasses have the character one expects from the Anagram collection.
The Anagram collection in geometric prescription glasses: the logo as a structural element
The Loewe Anagram collection is built on a simple idea: the Anagram motif — that interlaced monogram created in 1970 by Vicente Vela — is not a logo applied to the surface; it is a constitutive element of the frame's design. On the acetate temples of the Loewe glasses LW50076I, it is integrated with care, visible in profile, discreet from the front. For prescription glasses worn from morning to evening, this is the ideal balance: the Loewe signature is present without imposing itself in every context.
The geometric shape: sharp angles for a structured look
The geometric shape of the Loewe Anagram LW50076I prescription glasses brings sharp angles that define the gaze and visually structure the face. It is a particularly flattering shape for round and oval faces, to which the angles add angularity and a modern edge. The acetate used is dense and well-finished, giving the frame an assertive material presence. The temples adjust naturally behind the ears for comfortable all-day wear.
Four colours: green, tortoiseshell and two blacks
The Loewe Anagram LW50076I prescription glasses are available in four colours. Green has become a recurring shade at Loewe: in acetate worked through the full block, it is a deep and nuanced green that pairs well with neutral outfits and Mediterranean complexions. Tortoiseshell adds warmth and depth. The two blacks are distinguished by their finishes and lens treatments: one is the classic version, the other a more refined version. If you are undecided between the two blacks, our qualified opticians can explain the differences before your purchase.
Céline Roland Opticien Lunetier: your Loewe prescription glasses fitted with care
At Céline Roland Opticien Lunetier, we selected the Loewe Anagram LW50076I prescription glasses because they represent what we love to offer: a frame with a genuine visual identity, crafted with care, by a house that does nothing by halves. Our qualified opticians handle the fitting of your corrective lenses according to your prescription. Single vision, progressive, anti-reflective, photochromic: we consider every request with care and offer you the solutions best suited to your prescription and lifestyle.
Your questions about the Loewe Anagram LW50076I prescription glasses
What is the Loewe Anagram motif on the temples?
The Anagram is Loewe's iconic monogram, created in 1970 by designer Vicente Vela. It interweaves the four L's of the house's name in a balanced geometric composition. On the LW50076I prescription glasses, it is integrated onto the acetate temples with precision: visible in profile, discreet from the front.
What is the difference between the two available black colours?
The two black versions share the same frame but differ in their finishes and associated lens options. One is the standard version, the other a more refined version. Our qualified opticians can explain the differences in detail and help you choose the version best suited to your prescription and usage.
Can progressive lenses be fitted in this geometric frame?
Yes, the Loewe Anagram LW50076I prescription glasses are compatible with progressive lenses. The fitting height available on the frame is a key criterion for progressives, and our qualified opticians systematically verify compatibility before proceeding with the fitting. Contact us with your prescription for personalised advice.