Givenchy introduces a new sunglasses model: “GIV CUT”
by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
French fashion house Givenchy experienced last June the creation of a new chapter in the Maison’s history thanks to its creative director Matthew M Williams, who created a new eyewear design called “GIV CUT” and presented it at the first stand-alone menswear runway show.
The sunglasses, which are now on sale in the brand’s online boutique and in selected stores worldwide, belong to the Spring/Summer 23 collection and have been manufactured with a 3D printing technique in nylon and produced and distributed together with Thélios, the LVMH eyewear expert, which echoes Givenchy’s strong and distinctive creative vision and offers the highest level of quality and excellence in both its products and its service.
Another feature that makes this model special is the dramatic angles and extravagant volumes of the accessory, as well as the sharp “Gs” on the front and temples.
Available in matte black with solid smoked lenses, there’s no one who wouldn’t dare say that this item will be a trendsetter and one of the it products of the season; just look at the sophisticated and groundbreaking design combined with cutting-edge technology and traditional craftsmanship.
Rosalía was the first person to wear Givenchy’s “GIV CUT” glasses at the Met Gala 2022. From today you can do it too and feel like she felt wearing them.
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