Story & heritage

Lanvin eyewear, designed and produced in Italy, carries the house's couture codes to the face — and the Signature frame is its clearest statement, a bold maxi-rectangle that puts the LANVIN wordmark front and centre at the temple. The line draws on the Maison's heritage references, including braided accents that nod to Jeanne Lanvin's haute couture, and a deliberate exposure of the frame's screws as a design detail.

Rooted in the house founded in 1889, the Signature sunglasses translate Lanvin's reputation for inventive, evocative frames into a single recognisable silhouette.

Materials & craft

The Signature is cut and polished from thick glossy acetate, most often in black, in an oversized squared-off rectangle. Gold-tone rivets pin the corners, and the LANVIN wordmark is applied in gold along the temple. The lenses are solid with full UV protection. The maxi proportions and the temple wordmark are the defining house signature; the eyewear is made in Italy.

How to choose & style

The Signature is the bold, graphic Lanvin frame — the maxi-rectangle suits those who want eyewear to read as a statement, the gold wordmark the giveaway. Glossy black is the most versatile and enduring; the frame works across menswear and womenswear. As with all logo pieces, it lands best as the single focal accessory, the rest of the look kept simple.