Emilio Pucci – Square Frame Alex Print Sunglasses – Black – Sunglasses – Emilio Pucci Eyewear – Avvenice

Emilio Pucci – The Prince of Prints

Born in 1914 to one of Florence’s most illustrious families, the Marquis Emilio Pucci di Barsento naturally embodied the jet set glamour of post-war Italy. Multilingual, well-travelled, American-educated, air force pilot, Olympic skier and aristocrat – he was a Renaissance man in every sense of the term. Recovering in Switzerland after the war, and with the Italian economy in ruins, Pucci made ends meet by teaching Italian and giving ski lessons in Zermatt.

It was there that in 1947 a streamlined ski outfit he designed, initially for himself and then for his enthusiastic socialite friends was photographed by a fashion photographer and published in Harper’s Bazaar USA, giving rise to a fashion phenomenon that continues to reverberate to this day.

Emilio Pucci – Square Frame Alex Print Sunglasses

Detailed with the painterly Alex print at the temples, these wide square-frame sunglasses are a subtle way to work Emilio Pucci’s signature patterns. They’re crafted in Italy from customised acetate with blue gradient lenses and an embossed logo at the hinge.

Features

Alex-print arms, square frames, blue gradient lenses, logo detail

100 % acetate

Rod length 14 cm; bridge width 2.3 cm; lens diameter 5.3 cm

Comes with Emilio Pucci case

Made in Italy

Reference

EP014104W