Yves Saint Laurent Sunglasses

In 1953, Christian Dior hired Yves Saint Laurent as an assistant. After Dior's sudden death in October 1957 in Italy, Saint Laurent became head designer and introduced the trapeze dress in his first collection for the French house. In 1962 Saint Laurent was released from Dior and started his own label, Yves Saint Laurent, financed by his companion, Pierre Berge.

The Yves Saint Laurent sunglass consists of sophisticated models with characteristic, eternal designs. Yves Saint Laurent collection of optical eyewear frames and sunglasses stands For the Absolute in Elegance of Shapes in a Variety of Refined, Gorgeous Color Styles.

The hallmark logo with the letters "YSL" intertwined and overlapping - is featured as a metal insert in the temples, or in open work all over forked temples. The models colors with frames, in elegant shades of Havana brown, aubergine mauve, gold brown, black gray and gray gradient.

Yves Saint Laurent Sunglass’s low-molecular weight lenses are not only optically true, they block just about anything you can throw at them, including 100% of all harmful UV and Blue Light. This provides lightweight soothe and safety for the wearer.

Yves Saint Laurent's sunglasses provide an impenetrable shield for harmful UV radiation and the reduction of Glare. These materials unite in perfect balance to provide ultimate strength and flexibility.

Branded sunglasses offered Yves Saint Laurent’s sunglasses for men and women having oval face, round face, diamond face, square face, oblong face, triangle face and people with pale complexions or dark complexions.