Givenchy 7126/S Women's Aviator Sunglasses
Givenchy

Givenchy 7126/S Women's Aviator Sunglasses

716736134130

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COLOR: Black - Grey Lens

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  • Lens Type:

    Solid

  • Frame Material:

    Metal

  • Shape:

    Aviator

  • Polarized:

    Not Polarized

  • UPC:

    716736134130

Frame Measurements

  • Lens Width

    64 mm

    Bridge

    12 mm

    Temple Length

    140 mm

    • DESCRIPTION

    Airy, adventurous, and elegant: the easy-chic of aviator shades combines with sculptural details and luxurious finishes in this stunning pair of designer sunglasses for women. Cloud-gray lenses seem to float gracefully atop the semi-rimless frames of these Givenchy 7126/S Aviator Sunglasses. Their ethereal effect is balanced by structural elements like exposed rivets, a geometric bridge design, and openwork stems.


    • Style: Women’s Sunglasses

    • Frame Material: Metal

    • Lens Material: Nylon

    • Color: Black Frame/Gray Lens

    • Shape: Aviator

    • Not Polarized

    • Lens Width: 64 MM 

    • Bridge: 12 MM

    • Temple Length: 140 MM


    This breezy pair of Givenchy shades sports linear details, like an angular bridge shape reminiscent of the Greek key motif of Givenchy’s 4G icon. The sculptural upper bar of the double bridge contrasts with the straight line of the lower bridge. Openwork arms are joined to the half-rim frames with visible rivets, for an industrial-chic feel.  Choose from Givenchy aviators in gold metal frames with Havana tortoise tips, or dark gray titanium-hued frames with black acetate tips. Made in Italy to the fashion house’s exquisite standards, each pair is meticulously crafted, down to the Givenchy icon on each transparent nose pad.

    About the Designer

    Hubert De Givenchy founded his namesake Haute Couture and Ready-To-Wear House in 1952.
    Upon launching, Givenchy almost immediatley earned a reputation for breaking classic fashion codes. Today, Givenchy remains synonymous with the dual notions of fresh modernity and aristocratic elegance, a tribute to the talent of Monsieur Givenchy and that of his successors, in chronological order: John Galliano, Alexander Mcqueen, Julien Macdonald, Riccardo Tisci and, most recently, Clare Waight Keller. In June 2020, the iconic house inaugurated a fresh chapter in its history by appointing designer Matthew M. Williams as creative director of women’s and men’s collections.