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Electric Visual Announces the Release of the Magenta

By Industry Spy

| posted on July 20, 2011

Seeking protection against the crime of daylight is nothing new. Shielding those harmful rays has been a circumstance for the ages. Never before has the bold look of seduction met the agile lines of evil the way they have in the Magenta. While the overstated brows may evoke the soft wings of a butterfly, make no mistake these Italian made bombshells have the strength to floor anyone who dare doubt your wickedness. Born of protection yet bred of confrontation, leave them more dead than alive in the Magenta.

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