eyewear GLASSES in sunglasses

Frame Shape: The "Butterfly" shape is characterized by lenses that are narrower near the nose and flare out significantly at the temples. This creates an uplifting effect on the face, similar to a cat-eye but with more surface area.
Aesthetic: Often associated with the "Mob Wife" or "Vintage Glamour" aesthetic, these frames are designed to be bold and offer high coverage.

Colorway: Most typically seen in Shiny Black acetate, which provides a high-contrast backdrop for the hardware.
Hardware: These often feature gold-toned metal accents at the hinges or along the temples. Common luxury brands that produce this specific style include:
- Dior: Known for the "CD" logo in gold on the curved temples (e.g., the DiorGlow line).
- Versace: Often features the Greca motif or Medusa head in gold hardware.
- Gucci: Frequently uses a solid gold-toned interlocking "GG" or script logo on the side.
Lenses: Usually equipped with Gradient Lenses (darker at the top, lighter at the bottom) or solid dark grey/black lenses with 100% UV