Bottega Veneta Women's Prisma 58MM Cat-Eye Sunglasses

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Women's Prisma 58MM Cat-Eye Sunglasses

Name: Women's Prisma 58MM Cat-Eye Sunglasses
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: 0889652673813
Price: 585.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Prisma 58MM Cat-Eye Sunglasses from Bottega Veneta fuse glam edge with archival Italia craft. A sculptural cat-eye sits poised above a gleaming goldtone browbar, while chunky Prisma-inspired end tips anchor the silhouette. The frames pair recycled acetate with metal for a lightweight, tactile feel, and solid lenses deliver full UV protection. Made in Japan, they carry the label's exacting build and a crisp, modern noir that reads luxe in sunlit moments and after-dark city hops.

These frames sit comfortably on the nose and over the ears thanks to a balanced 58mm lens width, 20mm bridge, and 130mm temple length. The combo of recycled acetate with a goldtone browbar keeps the front crisp without feeling heavy, so they stay put from rooftop brunches to quick city strolls. They layer with hair pulled back or a high-collar coat, and shade every mood—sunny windows, beach days, or late-summer nights—without missing a beat.

Bottega Veneta's Prisma line leans into sculptural shape and expert craftsmanship, a mark of the label's cult appeal. These cat-eyes pair with everything from crisp tailoring to carefree denim, finishing looks with a hint of artful edge.

Materials / Fabrication

Prisma Collection
Bottega Veneta cat-eye sunglasses
Goldtone metal browbars
Chunky Prisma-inspired end tips
Frame material: recycled acetate and metal
Lenses: solid lenses with 100 percent UV protection
Made in Japan
Lens width: 58 mm
Bridge width: 20 mm
Temple length: 130 mm

Recommended Care

Wipe lenses with a microfiber cloth; use a lens cleaner approved for plastic lenses if needed
Avoid solvents, alcohol, or ammonia-based cleaners that can damage coatings
Store in a protective case when not in use to prevent scratches
Avoid exposure to extreme heat and direct sunlight for extended periods
Handle the frame gently to avoid bending the browbars and temples

Fit Notes

Cat-eye silhouette with goldtone metal browbars and Prisma-inspired end tips.
Lens width 58mm, bridge 20mm, and temple length 130mm define the frame proportions.
Made with recycled acetate and metal and equipped with 100% UV protection lenses.
Made in Japan.

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