Chanel Two-Tone Round Sunglasses

A vibrant artifact of late-2000s eyewear engineering, these round sunglasses display the playful, graphic experimentation that characterized Karl Lagerfeld’s continuous reinvention of Chanel's design codes. Fabricated with an ultra-lightweight silver-tone metal architecture, the fluidly contoured frame features dual-layered acetate rims presented in a striking coral-red and translucent hot pink split colorway. The clean, modern profile is balanced by sleek metal temples inset with a tiny, understated interlocking CC logo at the hinges and finished with matching coral-red coated tips. Functioning as a precise, colorful visual statement, this rare vintage profile strips away traditional, heavy quilting and hardware tropes in favor of a crisp, geometric perspective. Details: Ultra-lightweight silver-tone metal frame architecture with a polished nose bridge Distinctive round lenses surrounded by layered coral-red and translucent hot pink acetate rims Soft, protective gradient lenses fading seamlessly toward the lower frame Minimalist interlocking CC house logos integrated neatly at the temple hinges Sleek silver-tone metal temples finished with comfortable coral-red acetate ear socks Includes the original black fabric Chanel protective drawstring pouch case Model code: 4182 c.433/3P Made in Italy Era: late 2000s Condition: 9/10 Size: 48☐20 135 (O/S) Measurements: Lens Width: 48 mm Bridge Width: 20 mm Temple Length: 135 mm Care Instructions: Clean lenses exclusively using a specialized optical spray and a microfiber cleaning cloth. Avoid utilizing paper towels or abrasive fabrics. Store inside the protective cloth pouch when not in use to preserve the polished luster of the metal frame and safeguard the lenses from surface friction. Authenticity Guarantee: Each item is guaranteed authentic and undergoes a thorough inspection by specialists with expertise in luxury fashion and designer authentication. Brand Disclaimer: LE DEPARTMENT is an independent seller of pre-owned and vintage designer pieces. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to any of the brands featured. All trademarks and brand names mentioned are the property of the original brand owners and are used strictly for identification and descriptive purposes only. more: karl lagerfeld’s design process for chanel’s seasonal accessories constantly subverted the historic house's traditional bourgeois iconography through a sharp, contemporary lens. for his eyewear collections in the 2000s, his methodology focused on integrating Pop-inspired coloration with high-spec industrial metals, utilizing layered polymers to inject a youthful, graphic energy into classic shapes. by shrinking the brand's signature interlocking CC logo into a micro-sized structural component rather than an oversized ornament, lagerfeld transformed standard luxury eyewear into streamlined design objects that balanced minimalist tech-wear with the bold heritage of the french house.