Silhouette is the world's first eyewear brand dedicated exclusively to the aesthetics of rimless
eyewear, creating classic designs with natural charisma, working with each individual and the
beauty of their face.

Silhouette's collaboration with international make-up artist Mary Greenwell places emphasis on natural beauty where the individual, not the eyewear, is the centre of attention.

Silhouette rimless eyewear opens the view and creates space for the wearer's individuality and overall aesthetic appearance. According to Silhouette, the best frame for eyewear is always the face of the wearer, each of whom is unique, as their eyewear should be and it ought to be worn with pleasure. The wearer's personality, preference and comfort are just as important, resulting in eyewear to suit the face, not the other way round.

Rimless models express personality and intensify appearance, supporting the wearer's natural beauty. Subtle design makes Silhouette an elegant piece of jewellery and a fashionable lifestyle accessory, supporting expression and emotion.
Silhouette ensures maximum comfort due to top quality, ultra light materials and a view uninterrupted by heavy frames.

There is an almost unlimited selection of shapes, colours and numerous combination possibilities, meaning that eyewear can be tailor made.

The Eyes are the Window to the Soul' and no pair are the same, hence Silhouette's interest in eyes and their beauty. Silhouette designs eyewear that is as varied as the shapes and colours of eyes that work to open the view and underline the personality. According to Mary Greenwell, Rimless eyewear gives the eyes room so they can impress. The eye zone is the most important criterion and is the,First Face'. Mary Greenwell compares rimless eyewear with subtle make-up, A rimless model that suits the wearer's eye zone and harmoniously fits into the overall picture, can create effects similar to make-up. The wearer gives a youthful, fresh impression; the skin tone is clear and small imperfections and wrinkles are faded out. When the eye is entirely visible through the glass, it opens it up, giving the wearer a more youthful look as wrinkles are covered by the lower rim of the lens.