"Christian Dior Monsieur" Red temple gradient frame monsieur sunglasses

We will be introducing iconic pieces from Christian Dior Monsieur, which was founded by Christian Dior in 1946 and has continued to thrive to this day, starting with haute couture.

This masterpiece has an acetate frame with a beautiful brown base and a slight reddish gradation, giving it a retro mood with a modern sophistication.

The squared-off, large lens shape gives a sharp impression to the face, while the gradated smoked lenses create a soft shadow, adding depth to the gaze without being overly assertive. The temples are skillfully contrasted with wine red and tortoiseshell, and the gold "CD" logo on the side is modest yet has a definite presence, creating a lustrous luxury.

These glasses are from Christian Dior's archive line, "Dior Monsieur," and feature a straight, structured silhouette inspired by the industrial designs of the 1970s. They are more than just sunglasses; they also serve to shape the area around the face as a fashion piece.

In addition to its functionality as eyewear, the bridge line that adds just the right amount of volume above the eyebrows and the color change that accents the ears harmonize with tightly tied hair styles and genderless short hairstyles, adding a strong sense of dignity to your outfit.

This item is recommended for those who want to avoid sweats and rough casual wear in their daily lives and quietly acquire a sense of "will." For those who prefer elegant and solid fashion, it can be casually incorporated into your daily life regardless of the season, and is a masterpiece that is never overdone, but certainly speaks of "aesthetics."

As for styling, by combining it with a minimalist jacket, a loose shirt, or a thin knit in a subdued color outfit, it will function as a focal point for the eye and elevate the overall look.

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