Jason Harris
Photos courtesy of Picky Pics
The 2025 Grand Multicultural Festival wasn’t just a celebration of fashion, culture, and talent—it was also a showcase of innovation. Among the standout appearances was venEyes 3D Printed Eyewear, turning heads as the official choice for the CoverModel Quest 2025 contestants.
Proudly sustainably made in Australia, venEyes is redefining eyewear by blending high fashion with cutting-edge technology. Their collection of customisable frames, available in an array of bold colours and unique patterns, allows every individual to express their personal style without compromising on comfort or quality.
But venEyes offers more than just good looks. Leveraging state-of-the-art 3D printing technology, each pair of sunglasses is engineered for precision fit and all-day comfort, making them as practical as they are stylish. This marriage of fashion-forward design and eco-conscious production reflects a growing movement in the industry—where sustainability is just as important as aesthetics.
From catwalk glamour to everyday wear, venEyes proves that eyewear can be a statement piece and a responsible choice. At the Grand Multicultural Festival, their frames didn’t just complement the contestants’ looks—they elevated them, showcasing the brand’s commitment to innovation, individuality, and the planet.
In the world of eyewear, venEyes isn’t just keeping up—they’re leading the charge. Check out the photos below, courtesy of Picky Pics.
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