Black Code: the elegance of black in two stylistic visions

Black is not a neutral choice; it’s a visual code that speaks of identity, strength, and sophistication. LIGHTBIRD, the 100% Made in Italy eyewear brand founded by designer Corrado Rosson in Belluno, translates this concept into two sunglasses models for him and her. Though born from different inspirations, they share a common soul: that of those who choose to stand out with discretion.

Here, black takes center stage – a living material that defines shapes, reflects light, and amplifies design. A non-color that, in its apparent simplicity, holds powerful communicative strength, capable of expressing two complementary visions of the eyewear world.

With its oversized and flowing silhouette, MEADOW is the sunglass model from the Light Joy collection designed to enhance the contours of the female face. Comfort and attention to detail – such as the temples with a subtle animal print effect – make this variant sensual and enveloping.

Women’s sunglasses frame with front Bright Black, details Red Honey Havana, temple Cubic Honey Havana and lenses Shaded Smoke antireflective

Sharp, structured, and bold. In its total black version, ROBOT reveals the brand’s most architectural and urban soul. With its clean lines and squared front, this model from the Light Social collection interprets the concept of masculine eyewear with a contemporary, unconventional attitude, while preserving versatility and functionality.

ROBOT LB122 C099S – Light Social Collection

Men’s sunglasses frame with front Bright Black, details Red Honey Havana, temple Bright Black and lenses Shaded Smoke antireflective

Two models, two personalities, one aesthetic vision. With MEADOW and ROBOT, LIGHTBIRD explores the infinite nuances of black, reaffirming its vision of eyewear as an expression of both character and design.

A distinctive element of the brand is the LighTAG – a QR code placed on the rod end. Thanks to LIGHTBIRD’s patented system, it connects the company, the optician, and the customer.