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The X-bridge, a common design element in 19th-century eyewear, is incorporated into this piece not merely as a decorative feature, but as a functional necessity. In addition to allowing for fine adjustments to fit the wearer's nose width, it provides a more stable fit than a single nose pad due to its larger contact area with the skin.

This is a sincere approach characteristic of EYEVAN 7285, not only improving the actual wearing experience by grounding all designs in functional reasoning, but also ensuring what the designer calls "emotional durability"—a deep sense of satisfaction when wearing the eyewear.

The lens shape is an octagon sampled from a 1930s catalog, which is another characteristic EYEVAN 7285 approach. It bears a resemblance to the glasses worn by the protagonist in the popular drama series that was previously featured in AFTER.