A New Definition of Luxury
Guccio Gucci, born in 1881, nurtured the desire to unite the skilled Italian artisans with that sophisticated and typically English vision of luxury that he had enjoyed during his employment at the Savoy Hotel in London. After working for the company Franzi in Milan, he founded a leather goods company in Florence in 1921 with a luggage shop. In the 30s, his gloves, belts, suitcases and trunks were the exclusive Italian souvenir, ideal for ladies of the beautiful international world. Riding articles, from which the iconic elements of the clamp and the bracket were taken over in the 50s, represented the right mix between accuracy of details and exquisite workmanship.
A notable Gucci symbol borrowed from the equestrian world, the Horsebit is interpreted as an intricate detail on the temples of this optical frame. The style's cat eye shape is paired with contrasting tortoiseshell and a shiny brown acetate front for a vintage feel.
A notable Gucci symbol borrowed from the equestrian world, the Horsebit is interpreted as an intricate detail on the temples of this optical frame. The style's cat eye shape is paired with contrasting ivory tips and a shiny black acetate front for a vintage feel.
Recalling vintage designs, this square-shaped optical frame is crafted from shiny gold-toned metal with contrasting ivory tips. The style is finished with the House’s Horsebit detail—an homage to the brand’s equestrian roots.
Recalling vintage designs, this square-shaped optical frame is crafted from shiny silver-toned metal with contrasting tortoiseshell tips. The style is finished with the House’s Horsebit detail—an homage to the brand’s equestrian roots.
First used by Gucci in the 1950s, the Horsebit continues to pay homage to the brand’s roots. Here, the emblem appears atop the temples of this round optical frame. Crafted from reddish brown colored injection, the material's shiny finish adds a contemporary twist to the archival detail.
First used by Gucci in the 1950s, the Horsebit continues to pay homage to the brand’s roots. Here, the emblem appears atop the temples of this round optical frame. Crafted from black injection, the material's shiny finish adds a contemporary twist to the archival detail.
This optical frame is defined by the House’s Horsebit detail—an homage to the brand’s equestrian roots. Recalling vintage styles, the style is crafted from dark tortoiseshell injection. The material's shiny finish adds a contemporary contrast to the design.
First used by Gucci in the 1950s, the Horsebit continues to pay homage to the brand’s roots. Here, the emblem appears atop the temples of this square-shape optical frame. Crafted from black injection, the material's shiny finish adds a contemporary twist to the archival detail.
Inspired by the world of GG Marmont, this optical frame pairs shiny black acetate with a matelassé effect with a petite version of the Double G. House codes continue to evolve each season, reimagined through the lens of each collection.
Inspired by the world of GG Marmont, this optical frame pairs shiny black acetate with a matelassé effect with a petite version of the Double G. House codes continue to evolve each season, reimagined through the lens of each collection.
Recalling vintage designs, this optical frame is crafted from shiny tortoiseshell acetate. The style is completed by a miniature version of the House's Interlocking G hardware at the side. Taken from the archives, the monogram detail pays homage to Gucci's heritage.
The Interlocking G—an emblem of the House logo—appears as a miniature detail on this optical frame's temples. Crafted from shiny black acetate with a defined shape, the heritage symbol enhances the style's vintage mood. Archival details continue to evolve for a subtle logo presence throughout Gucci's latest collection.
These square-shaped optical frame channels the collection's retro influences with an oversized shape and tortoiseshell motif. The accessory is further enhanced by contrast details and a miniature version of the House's Interlocking G hardware—a subtle nod to the Founder of the brand, Guccio Gucci.
This square-shaped optical frames channels the collection's retro influences with an oversized shape. The accessory is further enhanced by gold-toned accents and a miniature version of the House's Interlocking G hardware—a subtle nod to the Founder of the brand, Guccio Gucci.
A contemporary evolution of the classic cat-eye—a silhouette that took shape in the late ‘50s. This shiny tortoiseshell acetate construction is characterized by gold-toned Gucci rivets and lettering, while a yellow lens completes the design.
These rectangular frames, crafted from acetate, have a distinctly vintage feel. The flamed tortoiseshell pattern is the defining feature, with gold-toned metal details enriching the style further. Gucci lettering appears on the temples as a subtle nod to the House.
Featuring thick black acetate frames, this pair of rectangular sunglasses is inspired by 90s fashion. The wide side temples are embellished with rivets and the delicate Gucci lettering engraved.
A pair of rectangular frames crafted from tortoiseshell acetate. The gold metal temples and contrasting tips in ivory and tortoiseshell acetate add a vintage feel to the design, while the Gucci logo completes the style.
Characterized by thick tortoiseshell acetate frames, this pair of rectangular sunglasses have a '90s feel. The wide temples are decorated with Gucci rivets and the name of the House appears as delicate engraved lettering.
Imbued with a distinctly retro feel, this pair of navigator-frame sunglasses feature a detachable gold metal chain and top bar. A cut-out Interlocking G decorates the gold-toned metal temples, while the brown lens completes the style with a vintage vibe.
A pair of rectangular frames crafted from black acetate with dark ruthenium temples. These black sunglasses have a green and red Web detail giving a subtle nod to the House’s heritage, while the Gucci logo completes the style.