Balenciaga Women's 56MM Reverse Cat Eye Sunglasses - Black

From the Balenciaga collection. Balenciaga's reverse cat-eye sunglasses feature the label's iconic typeface along the temples. Made in Italy from acetate, this pair is fitted with solid UV-protected lenses. 100% UV protection Solid lenses Plastic Made in Italy SIZE 56mm lens width 16mm bridge width 135mm temple length. Womens - Sunglasses > Saks Off 5th. Balenciaga. Color: Black.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Bb Signature Belt 40mm in black and grey Bb Monogram coated canvas with aged-silver hardware is from the look 48 of the Balenciaga's Fall 22, The Lost Tape Collection.

Skate Pendant Earrings in silver brass are from the look 41 of Balenciaga's Spring 23 Collection, Nyc Show.

The Balenciaga shield sunglasses feature 100% UV protection and tinted lenses for optimal eye protection. The frame is made from bio-injection material with a saddle nose for a comfortable fit. 100% UV protection Tinted lenses Bio injection Saddle nose Made in Italy SIZE 64mm lens width 20mm bridge width 120mm temple length. Womens - Sunglasses > Saks Off 5th. Balenciaga. Color: Green.

The Balenciaga shield sunglasses feature tinted lenses with 100% UV protection, a saddle nose, and a durable frame crafted from bio-injection and memory metal. 100% UV Protection Tinted lenses Saddle nose Bio injection & memory metal Made in Italy SIZE 91mm lens width 16mm bridge width 125mm temple length. Womens - Sunglasses > Saks Off 5th. Balenciaga. Color: Light Blue.

The Balenciaga wrap sunglasses offer bold style with solid lenses providing 100% UV protection. Designed with a saddle nose and crafted from durable plastic, these Italian-made sunglasses ensure comfort and a sleek, modern look. 100% UV protection Solid lenses Saddle nose Plastic Made in Italy SIZE 78mm lens width 17mm bridge width 105mm temple length. Womens - Sunglasses > Saks Off 5th. Balenciaga. Color: Red.

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features