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KIO Yamato’s KT‑564U Hachi frame takes the eight‑facet concept beyond geometry to explore balance, proportion and refined craftsmanship. With a slightly oversized shape and whisper‑light titanium construction, this frame sits at the intersection of art and eyewear. Each facet is softened to create a fluid, sculptural presence on the face while remaining true to KIO Yamato’s philosophy of quiet precision—objects reduced to their purest form, where every detail serves a purpose

When was the last time you wore a frame that reflected more than just your mood? The new KIO YAMATO KP‑280U is not your typical cat‑eye sunglass. It’s a piece of art that plays with light, an acetate and metal sculpture that shimmers from warm amber to forest green to midnight blue as your surroundings change.

Few accessories can carry a conversation before you’ve even said a word. The KP‑281U Color 05 from Kio Yamato does exactly that. Its cat‑eye silhouette offers modern femininity with an edge, while the acetate gradient — a deep midnight blue fading into a delicate blush — reads like a miniature horizon. This editorial unpacks why this frame belongs on your nose and in your wardrobe all year round.