2015
January / February
Sunwear
We love them for their look and comfort. The problem is that we choose to wear them or not. Yet sun protection is essential to eye health. This is the issue to discover all technologies and qualities that protect the eye of the classic wearer, children, seniors or sports enthusiasts.
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March / April
Fashion: Trends in eyeglass frames
Extravagant or wise. Relying on the latest materials developed by the industry, the trendy eyewear offers an eyeful and pushes boundaries. American influences, European, high fashion, the tried and true as well as innovations by Canadian designers. EnVue activates its radar mode for the next year.
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May / June
Youth (16 years old and +)
They have their tastes, their styles, their needs. Adolescents and young adults are looking for frame fashions to express their personality while also being adapted for their activities. How to properly identify their expectations and satisfy them? We focus our gaze on this dynamic clientele searching for trends.
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July / August
Careers and Employment
How to be interesting and competitive in the face of chains and large organizations when trying to attract qualified and motivated candidates? What are the dreams and goals of graduates of today, both at the end of the vision care program level and as young support staff? The best hiring practices examined with a magnifying glass. The best retention practices gone over with fine-tooth comb.
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September / October
Ethnic Communities
How do different culture-specific morphologies each adapt to the wearing of eyeglasses? Interviews on how to solve adjustment difficulties for different facial aspects. And we shine a revealing light on the ethnic inspirations influencing the creation of frames.
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November / December
All About Shapes!
Whether hexagonal, round, square or triangular, trendy frames for 2016 will amaze you. In our next issue, we will present you the influences and the creative path of some of the most world-renowned designers, whose innovative ideas have set themselves apart.
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