Dustin Edward Arnold

Dustin is a designer, photographer, and creative director whose practice incorporates media design, fashion, scenography, products and film.

Previously
Executive Design Director @AKQA

2021-2022
Head of Creative @Rose Inc

2016-2020
Group Creative Director @DITA.

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Film
Branding    
Digital
Image
Spatial Design
Packaging      
Editorial    





          







Dustin Edward Arnold









DITA || BORIS BIDJAN SABERI
LIMITED EDITION EYEWEAR
COLLABORATION


INSPIRED BY THE WORLD OF HIGH-ALTITUDE
ALPINE CLIMBING AND THE INDUSTRIAL
PHYSICALITY OF WELDING GLASSES.


DITA’S collaboration with Boris Bidjan Saberi
re-interprets the traditional mountaineering
frame with design and manufacturing innovations
that combine a specially formulated raw Japanese
titanium with advanced optical engineering.

Designed with functionality and craft in mind,
the frame’s minimalist appearance draws upon
the engineering of an innovative titanium unibody
frame.

Manufactured by some of Japan’s oldest and
most respected craftsmen, the frame is engineered
with a single piece of titanium instead of two
separate halves joined with a visible seam. This
unbroken titanium structure utilizes a tension-based
rimlock system to secure the lenses, representing a
dramatic evolution in traditional optical construction.

The hingeless frame system integrates retractable
cable temples into the design of the titanium
side cups. Two small hooks interlock with the side
cups and provide a pivoting point, which is unusual for
a frame of this style. Custom inverted nose pads
seamlessly continue the lines of the frame’s
silhouette, extending the considered design all the
way to its finishing touches.




Credits ︎

Designed &
Produced by Dita

Creative Direction—Dustin Edward Arnold
Photography—Dustin Edward Arnold, John Juniper
Styling—Caitlin Boelke
Grooming—Valery Gherman @ The Wall Group
Model—Simon @ Photogenics













































































































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