Prada Women’s Optical Frames

Shared Features

These features apply to all options.

• Frame material: plastic
• Lens material: custom
• Lens color: clear
• Gender: women’s
• Country of origin: Italy
• Sun protection: no

PR02OV.2AU1O1.55 - Rectangle

• Frame color: Havana
• Arm length (mm): 140
• Bridge width (mm): 16
• Lens width (mm): 55
• Arm color: Havana
• Shape: rectangle

PR03Q.2AU101.52 - Cat Eye

• Frame color: Havana spotted blue
• Arm length (mm): 140
• Bridge width (mm): 18
• Lens width (mm): 52
• Arm color: Havana spotted blue
• Shape: cat eye

PR04PV.2AU1O1.52 - Cat Eye

• Frame color: Havana
• Arm length (mm): 135
• Bridge width (mm): 17
• Lens width (mm): 52
• Arm color: Havana
• Shape: cat eye

PR18OV.NAG1O1.52 - Rectangle

• Frame color: Havana spotted blue
• Arm length (mm): 135
• Bridge width (mm): 18
• Lens width (mm): 52
• Arm color: Havana spotted blue
• Shape: rectangle

About Prada

In 1977, Miuccia Prada reluctantly gave up her dream of becoming a mime to take over her grandfather’s luggage shop. Founded in 1913, the Milanese shop was known for solid, heavy luggage that was so well thought of the Italian royal household granted Prada the use of its coat of arms. But the traditional trunks and bags were losing traction with the modern shopper.

Miuccia designed a breakthrough product: a black nylon backpack, decorated only with an inverted triangle etched with the brand’s name. The bag took off. Vogue writes, “the chic, stealth-status bags were seen slung over every fashionista’s shoulder.” Rapidly, Prada transformed into an international fashion force. Runway shows sparked industry trends, from avant-garde materials to daring color schemes. Though her chic, bold styles evolve with the seasons, Bloomingdale’s Kal Ruttenstein said, “Prada is totally monumental. She leads everyone.”

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