1990s Versace Frames | Archive 0036
$10.00 per wear · worn 30 times
The more you wear it, the lower it gets.
- Ships to the US
From the brand’s own pages, read October 5
First impression
Say what you think, then see how everyone else read it.
Details
An original Versace frame from the 1990s, preserved as deadstock and never worn with its original clear UV-protective lenses. Model M56 is distinguished by its rimless construction, thin dark grey metal detailing, and the Versace logo printed on the lower right lens. Frame Model: M56 (72M) Decade: 1990s Country of Origin: Italy Lenses: Original demo lenses (ready for custom) Condition: Deadstock Measurements: 55-15-135 Historical Context Created in Italy in 1989 by Gianni Versace as the house’s first diffusion line and as a creative project for his sister Donatella, Versus was conceived with a younger, more unconventional spirit. The line developed a distinctive rock-chic aesthetic, combining youthful energy with bold, innovative, and unconventional fashion. Versus entered eyewear by the early 2000s, with Luxottica signing a production and distribution license in 2003; its eyewear was subsequently developed around the line’s youthful identity and distinctive styling. By 2004, the lion-head emblem, long associated with Versus apparel and accessories, was introduced on its eyewear to reinforce the line’s energetic visual identity.
