Saint Laurent
A strong sense of individuality, with different styles, enhanced with refined shapes and emblematic details, inspires the new Saint Laurent SS21 collection of the Haute Couture House founded in 1961, by Yves Saint Laurent and introduced the concept of prêt-à-porter luxury. Women's bone glasses in bold and large volumes, impregnated with a touch of the 70's.
Anthony Vaccarello's sophisticated aesthetic is reflected in a new selection of eyewear that interprets the codes of the House. The collection offers a diverse selection of sunglasses and eyeglasses, defined by a quintessential model enriched with iconic details and elegant finishes.
The new metallic sunglasses have a curvilinear shape with side spoilers to enhance the surrounding feel and visual appeal.
A bold touch emerges on the bony models with extended arms, while the structures play with contrasting volumes in dual tones. The polished bone is repeated with a thin and fluid profile characterized by the metal corners, which also mark a pilot style and a square design in mixed materials.
The Saint Laurent logo stands out as a symbol of timeless charm on retro plates with smooth and rounded contours, as well as high-impact sunglasses in chunky metal, while the vintage iteration of the Saint Laurent logo has been reimagined in a bold bone frame with curved edges.
In the soft geometric shapes, the metal corner is combined with a bright metallic wire visible through the transparent temples, while the YSL monogram is presented as a gold-plated metallic decor on elongated silhouettes in cat eye shapes with side spoilers and on the hinges and ends of the arms with more feminine designs.
