1990s Anne Klein Sunglasses | Archive 0475
$7.50 per wear · worn 30 times
The more you wear it, the lower it gets.
- Ships to the US
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The AK3160 captures the bold, polished character of 1990s eyewear design. Its oversized rectangular silhouette features softly rounded corners and a gently curved brow, creating a strong profile with balanced proportions. The deep burgundy-toned acetate frame adds warmth and richness, while the substantial construction gives the design a confident, sculptural presence. Frame Model: AK3160 (302/74) Decade: 1990s Country of Origin: Italy Lenses: New ruby lenses Condition: Excellent vintage Measurements: 52-20-130 Historical Context Founded in 1968, Anne Klein revolutionized American sportswear by designing sophisticated, interchangeable wardrobes for the modern woman. Rather than following the rigid conventions of couture, Anne Klein championed effortless elegance through coordinated separates that combined comfort, versatility, and timeless style. Her vision transformed the way women dressed for work and everyday life, establishing the brand as one of the defining forces in American fashion. Following Anne Klein's passing in 1974, her design legacy was carried forward by Donna Karan and Louis Dell'Olio, two young designers who preserved the house's philosophy while shaping the future of American fashion. Karan would later launch her own namesake label, bringing Anne Klein's emphasis on functional, confident dressing to a new generation. As the brand expanded into eyewear, Anne Klein frames reflected the same refined aesthetic—balancing understated sophistication with everyday wearability and becoming a staple of American style.
