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Ace & Tate, a Dutch eyewear label, has opened a pop-up shop in Berlin's Mitte district that will run until December 23rd. The shop features Ace & Tate's Autumn/Winter 2014 collection "The Music Collection," which takes inspiration from songs, musicians, and guitars. Each frame in the collection is named after a musical influence and features a classic, vintage style with a modern twist. The minimalist interior was designed in collaboration with a local design company and includes neon signs and a light installation featuring lyrics from the collection. Ace & Tate aims to keep prices around 98 euros by cutting out middlemen and not sacrificing quality.
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- 1. Ace & Tate pop up shop opens in Mitte Chic Dutch eyewear label Ace & Tate have opened up their first ever physical store in the heart of Berlin. Situated on Torstrasse, the pop up shop will run for one month, up until the 23rd December. Inside the store you will find a large range of frames that are available in the form of both sunglasses or prescription glasses, including their Autumn/Winter '14 collection 'The Music Collection'. Each design from this new collection is influenced by music in one way or another - from inspiring songs to musicians and the makes of famous guitars, with each piece given names such as 'Nina', inspired by Nina Simone and 'Smoke on the water', named after the Deep Purple song. Each design from the brand is classic and vintage inspired, but with a modern twist. This aesthetic is also reflected in the stores interior which was designed as part of a collaboration with Berlin based design company New Tendency. With clean, minimalistic design featuring neon signage and a light installation featuring the song lyrics that the inspired the Autumn/Winter '14 collection, they have created a beautiful retail setting. The store almost feels more like an art gallery, with the eyewear displayed like pieces of art. Ace & Tate's ethos is all about cutting out the middle man in order to keep prices low without sacrificing quality meaning that the products are only around 98 euros including prescription lenses. The store is located at Torstrasse 66, Mitte, Berlin and will be opened Monday to Saturday from 12- 20.00 until the 23rd December.