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Iconic Israeli Designer Dorin Frankfurt Embraces 3D Tech for Eyewear
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Iconic Israeli designer Dorin Frankfurt, 75, is launching a new line of 3D-printed eyewear in collaboration with Lajo. The collection, inspired by literature and rock and roll, utilizes advanced technology to create small-batch, unique frames. Frankfurt sees this as a way to support Israel's design industry and encourages older women to embrace new ventures without fear of failure.
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- Designer Dorin Frankfurt, 75, is launching a new 3D-printed eyewear collection with Lajo.
- The collection features four unique frame styles inspired by literature and rock and roll.
- Frankfurt believes 3D printing is key to sustaining Israel's design industry.
- She encourages older women to embrace new technological ventures and not fear failure.
- Her designs aim to empower individual self-expression.
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