Lover
A unisex frame inspired by iconic 20th-century eyewear, reworked with quiet confidence.
Loving Victorious Beings makes Color Therapy eyewear by hand in Treviso, Italy. This is a world where you can feel what that means before you buy a pair.
Twelve hand-tinted lenses. Nine acetate frames. One tree planted for every pair. The brand's own line is “Not what you see. How you see.” The only honest way to explain that is to let you look.
Above, you are standing in a real place. Put on a pair, turn around, watch your eyes adapt, take them off and catch the afterimage. Then read how each color works and why Lars made it.
LVB says different colours are like different keys that unlock different biological responses. Each tile below is the same real place seen through one lens. Open any of them to read what you see, what the science says, and what the brand claims.
The world turns the color of a late peach sky.
The lightest touch in the collection.
Coral rather than rose: a pink that leans toward sunset orange.
The most dramatic shift in the collection.
Deeper and calmer than Pop Orange: less fireworks, more fireplace.
Amber, like late-afternoon light that never ends.
Everything gets gilded.
The world looks like it has been dipped in olive oil in full sun.
A cool mint wash, like morning air.
A deep sea blue that turns warm lamplight to moonlight.
Deep blue up where the sky is, nearly clear down where your hands are.
Violet is the strangest and the most beloved.
Every LVB frame is cut by hand from one block of Mazzucchelli 1849 acetate in Treviso, Italy, so no two show the same tonal movement. Lenses are hand-tinted CR39 with full UVA/UVB protection and scratch-resistant coatings, and they swap at home in seconds with no tools.
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Before LVB, Lars co-founded Temperley London in 2000 and ran the business side of one of Britain's best-loved fashion houses for more than a decade. Then he turned from what people wear to how people see, and built a company of scientists, artisans and lovers of life in the birthplace of Italian eyewear.
Meet LarsMIT Media Lab PhD, chief scientist of two acquired companies, poet of Word Becomes World. Star has spent twenty-five years building machines that model point of view, and once rendered poems as color. He is an advisor and ambassador to LVB, and he built this world.
Meet StarAn ambassador program designed from abundance: 21% of every order from your link, for life, paid fast, with your people getting a gift too. Proposed by the advisor; the official terms are LVB's to publish.
LVB in the press, per victoriousbeings.com/pages/press
Vogue · Grazia · The Times · The Daily Telegraph
“The world went into a delicious, happy haze.” — Liana Satenstein, American Vogue, as quoted by LVB.