Integration of clothing design elements has always been PROTAGO’s exploration area in which lace played one of the main inspiration elements in this season's collection. The earliest mention of lace was found in Europe in the 15th century. It was always an expensive luxury item because of the painstaking, time-consuming production, and often the most costly part of the dress and reflected the sophisticated tastes of the aristocracy.
We have taken the reference of the French Alencon lace, which is also called the “Queen of Lace” and listed as Human Immaterial Cultural Heritage.
Embedding the Alencon Lace patterns into our frames is a bold attempt to pay tribute to the sophisticated craftsmanship in human culture and explore a dialogue between classic and modernism.