The Spring Festival holiday went too fast, like a whistling tornado, soaring weight and emptied wallet.

The body was hollowed out on the first day of work, and the soul was emptied on the second day of work. In these days of emptying, you may wish to popularize science about what happened in the glasses industry these days!

1. Luisa Delgado, CEO of Safilo, suddenly announced his step down

On February 17, after successively losing the Armani, Gucci, Céline brand licenses, and possibly losing the Dior licenses, the Italian eyewear manufacturer Safilo Group announced that the group CEO Luisa Delgado will step down on the 28th of this month for personal reasons and replace him. The one will be Angelo Trocchia.

Angelo Trocchia

Angelo Trocchia, serving the British/Dutch consumer giant Unilever and serving as the company's chief executive officer for the Italian market, will formally join Schafferno on April 1. In the statement, the board of directors of the Italian company affirmed Luisa Delgado's leadership of the company through the transition period, especially the loss of the largest licensed brand Gucci. Recommended reading: Unique Gucci glasses frames

2. Chanel's Spring/Summer 2018 eyewear series advertising blockbuster released

With a vibrant image and a light and elegant attitude, Gabrielle Chanel has become a fashion icon that transcends the times. In the brand new Chanel Spring/Summer 2018 eyewear series advertising campaign, Karl Lagerfeld chose supermodel Adwoa Aboah as the heroine. He uses black and white images to reproduce the classic image of the queen of fashion for us, just like being a dancer. Gabriel, whose friend Serge Riffa held high on his shoulders, was full of love for life and carefree charm. Under Carl's lens, Adwoa Aboah, like Ms. Chanel in the previous photos, wears a white headscarf, a black and white two-tone knit dress and a layered pearl necklace. Sunglasses are the finishing touch to the overall shape. Recommended reading: Simple but not simple Chanel glasses frame

3. From March 1st, Moments will ban the sale of contact lenses

In the future, stores that sell medical devices such as contact lenses online must also be entity companies with complete offline procedures or medical device listing license holders that meet relevant requirements. At the same time, in accordance with the requirements of the medical device label, medical devices that are not clearly "for personal use" on the label cannot be sold online. Recently, the State Food and Drug Administration made it clear that online sales of medical devices adhere to the principle of "online and offline consistency", and announced that the "Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Online Medical Device Sales" will be implemented on March 1, 2018.

4. No longer wearing glasses: the reagents for improving eyesight will be tested on humans

On February 22, Israeli scientists recently developed "nanodrops". The results of drops on the corneas of experimental pigs showed that it can improve nearsightedness and hyperopia. The research results have been patented, and human clinical trials will be carried out by the end of 2018. If experiments can prove its effectiveness, nanodrops may make people no longer need glasses in the future.