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Possessing striking curves and corners, sport-influences and luxurious materials, the brand is favoured worldwide for it's unique vision.
Inspired by the 60s and 70s, Gucci eyewear is handmade with high-quality acetate and unique artisan-crafted materials.
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Black Square Full Rim Acetate Glasses With McQueen Grafitti Detail
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Black Cat Eye Full Rim Acetate Glasses Gold Logo Detail
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Black Square Full Rim Acetate Glasses With Metal Skull Embellishment
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Shiny Black & White Square Full Rim Acetate Glasses
Feminine cat-eye optical frame in full acetate, distinguished by the varnish-finished engraved logo on the temples. Part of the Selvedge line, this style takes its cue from denim detail, combining urban ease and distinct elegance.
Masculine optical frame in combined materials. The rectangular acetate front is supported by thin injected temples featuring the McQueen graffiti logo in gritty tones, nod to the anarchic spirit of British youth countercultures.
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Light Havana with Beige Round Acetate Glasses With Gold Details
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Bio-Based Havana and Gold Round Acetate Glasses With Gold Details
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Shiny Dark Havana Square Acetate Glasses With Gold Details
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Black on Crystal Cat Eye Acetate Glasses With Gold Details
Retro-inflected square optical metal frame, featuring grey injected rims and gradient temples for an extra note of radiance – a full expression of Chloé’s irreverent and light-hearted spirit. The functional teardrop cutout on the temple tips serves to attach the eyewear jewelry.
Round optical lightweight frame in shiny metal gold. The functional teardrop cutout on the acetate temple tips serves to attach the eyewear jewelry.
