Perhaps no accessory is more personal than a pair of men's sunglasses. Unlike a bag or a cap, they shape the expression and character of the person wearing them through the angle of the frame and the way it interacts with the face. They are also one of the most practical pieces to travel with: compact, long-lasting, capable of completing almost any outfit while subtly enhancing the balance and symmetry of the face. Choosing the right pair is, in many ways, choosing for years to come.
Our edit begins with two Gucci men's sunglasses styles that revisit the house's eyewear heritage from different perspectives. The 50's Vibe, available in black or brown with blue lenses, reinterprets the masculine cat-eye silhouette of the 1950s, finished with the Gucci logo engraved along the temples. It is Gucci reclaiming a shape more commonly associated with womenswear and giving it a timeless masculine attitude that feels newly relevant. The Pilot, crafted in dark tortoiseshell acetate with pale blue lenses and a black rubber Web detail, offers a more expressive alternative, embodying the controlled sense of excess that defines Demna Gvasalia's new era.
Saint Laurent's sunglasses arrive with four models that cover almost every style. The SL 890, in rectangular tortoiseshell acetate, and the SL 28, in translucent brown acetate, are the most versatile of the selection. The round SL 865 in silver and the trapezoidal SL 795 Joe, distinguished by its double bridge, offer stronger, more characterful silhouettes for those who prefer their sunglasses to make a statement.
Completing the edit, Bottega Veneta men's sunglasses present its Classic Aviator: an oversized square-frame design in black metal with a double bridge and grey lenses, combining technical precision with understated elegance.
Alongside our online selection, our boutiques also offer an exclusive range of Celine sunglasses for both men and women, as well as a curated selection of Phoebe Philo eyewear available exclusively in-store.