L.G.R presents Carnet de Voyage collection
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A tribute to the golden age of exploration, the Carnet de Voyage Collection by L.G.R. channels the refined spirit of the Grand Tour through timeless aesthetics, contemporary design, and Italian craftsmanship. Featuring four distinctive models — Reunion, Raffaello, Asmara, and Zanzibar — this collection captures the essence of elegant travel and personal discovery. Each frame is meticulously handcrafted in Italy, where skilled artisans sculpt premium acetate into bold, balanced silhouettes that blend tradition with modern sophistication. Two exclusive colorways define the collection’s identity, a light tortoise with blue photochromic tempered mineral lenses or Havana tobacco with green vintage photochromic tempered mineral lenses. These lenses, made of tempered mineral glass, ensure optical clarity and adaptability in changing light conditions, combining performance and refinement.
A signature detail of the collection is the crystal-fading side flaps, which add a subtle, sculptural accent while nodding to the protective gear worn by early explorers. Sleek yet expressive, they elevate the frames with both function and allure. Each pair is housed in a luxurious soft leather case, which includes a notebook and pencil — a tactile reminder to observe, reflect, and document. Like the Grand Tourists of the past, the wearer is invited to travel with intention and curiosity. The Carnet de Voyage Collection is for those who see movement as meaning, and style as a story in progress. “To travel is not to arrive — it’s to remain in motion,” says Luca Gnecchi Ruscone. “Chasing stories, reflections, and something just out of reach. Carnet de Voyage by L.G.R is a tribute to the spirit of exploration and the search for meaning beyond destinations. Inspired by untouched landscapes and wild nature, it evokes distant adventures and the warm, authentic charm of Africa. More than a collection, Carnet de Voyage is an invitation to discover the world with a fresh, free, and passionate gaze.”
