Dolce & Gabbana Optical Frames

• Women’s styles
• Metal or plastic frames
• Glass demo lenses
• Take to your optometrist to have fitted with prescription lenses

Dolce & Gabbana Optical Eyeglasses: Corset Havana

• Product Number: DG3139 Corset
• Sizing (lens-bridge-bar in mm): 54-16-135
• Frame Material: Plastic
• Frame Color: Havana

Dolce & Gabbana Optical Eyeglasses: Filigana Havana

• Product Number: DG3184 Filigrana
• Sizing (lens-bridge-bar in mm): 48-19-140
• Frame Material: Plastic
• Frame Color: Havana

Dolce & Gabbana Optical Eyeglasses: Filigrana Black

• Product Number: DG3184 Filigrana
• Sizing (lens-bridge-bar in mm): 50-19-140
• Frame Material: Plastic
• Frame Color: Black

Dolce & Gabbana Optical Eyeglasses: Miss Sicily Collection/Black

• Product Number: DG3125 Miss Sicily
• Sizing (lens-bridge-bar in mm): 55-16-135
• Frame Material: Plastic
• Frame Color: Black

Dolce & Gabbana Optical Glasses: Mambo Collection/Pale Gold Brown

• Product Number: DG1229 Mambo
• Sizing (lens-bridge-bar in mm): 55-17-137
• Frame Material: Metal
• Frame Color: Pale Gold Brown

Dolce & Gabbana Optical Glasses: Mambo Collection/Silver

• Product Number: DG1229 Mambo
• Sizing (lens-bridge-bar in mm): 55-17-137
• Frame Material: Metal
• Frame Color: Silver

Dolce & Gabbana Optical Glasses: Mambo Collection/Silver-Black Ice

• Product Number: DG1229 Mambo
• Sizing (lens-bridge-bar in mm): 55-17-137
• Frame Material: Metal
• Frame Color: Silver Brick Ice

Dolce & Gabbana Optical Glasses: Pale Gold

• Product Number: DG1218
• Sizing (lens-bridge-bar in mm): 54-17-135
• Frame Material: Metal
• Frame Color: Pale Gold

About Dolce & Gabbana

The names Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana are synonymous with high fashion, though that was not always the case. In the 1980s, the young designers corralled anyone they could into loft spaces and even fast-food restaurants (with burger-shaped invitations no less) they’d transformed into makeshift show rooms. From the beginning, “the boys” played with juxtaposition, contrasting masculine versus feminine, virgin versus harlot in the same designs. In ‘85, the pair made their Milan Fashion Week debut as part of a young talent showcase and never looked back.

The international brand has made a name for itself by subverting fashion tropes. Corset dresses and leopard prints are transformed into sophisticated and wearable pieces. Perhaps most famously, the pair redefined women’s suiting with menswear-inspired shapes and tailoring. In addition to clothes, fragrances and other accessories perpetuate the brand’s baroque charm. Madonna, who recognized the pair early on and wore their designs for her 1993 Girlie Show tour commented “Their clothes are sexy with a sense of humor—like me.”

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