Safilo reveals new collections from Carolina Herrera and Chiara Ferragni

Safilo reveals new collections from Carolina
Herrera and Chiara Ferragni
Eyewear designer, manufacturer and distributor Safilo has unveiled Spring/Summer 2022 collections from the
Carolina Herrera and Chiara Ferragni brands.

Carolina Herrera’s new collection is said to reflect the essence of the brand, “conveying a classic yet
contemporary idea of femininity”.

Ready for the Spring and Summer of 2022: Carolina Herrera presents its latest eyewear collection

Colourful and stylish frames are in acetate and metal, or a combination of both materials, and include squared,
rectangular, butterfly and cat-eye shapes. Design details include pearls, enamel touches, shiny tags with the red
monogram CH logo and a round 3-D monogram on temple tips.

Pearls features acetate and lightweight metal frames, with pearls on fronts as well as on temples and tips.

The range includes cat-eye styles in injected resin, with polished metal rims. The sunglasses have the Carolina
Herrera logo on the temples and half-pearl on the temple tips and are available in black with smoke shaded
lenses, havana with brown shaded lenses, opal nude with smoke shaded nude lenses and opal blue front with
blue lenses.

The Polka Dots line introduces a polka-dots print in various sizes and colours on the metal wire cores of the
frame temples. Hearts focuses on round frames in stainless steel with a heart shape cut-out on a slim metal
sheet behind the lenses while Stripes offers striped pattern details on acetate front, metal rims and on temples.

Essential also uses stripes, either in the metal element on the thin temples or in bold colour contrasts.

Its butterfly-styled sunglasses are in acetate with stripes on the temples, embellished by an enamel detail and the
monogram CH logo. Temple tips have a red monogram CH logo and the sunglasses are available in a range of
coordinated colours and lenses.

Chiara Ferragni
Spring/Summer 2022 marks the first eyewear collection from Chiara Ferragni. According to the brand, the range
targets “contemporary and dynamic” young women and reflects Chiara Ferragni’s “fashion yet pop essence”.

Bright pop styles feature in the debut collection of sunglasses from Chiara Ferragni

Bold plastic styles are presented in stand-out fluorescent colours, many finished with glitter. Design features
include the eye-like motif on frames, ‘logomania’ patterned lenses and the brand’s hallmark star. The collection
introduces two product stories: Chiara’s Fashion and Chiara’s Essential.

Chiara’s Fashion was designed for “real trend-setters and audacious fashionistas”. The range includes L.A.
Eye with oval-shaped sunglasses in cellulose proprionate, available in seven colours all paired with grey lenses.

Chiara’s Fashion also includes cat-eye and rectangular shaped frames.

Chiara Ferragni sunglasses reflect the brand’s “fashion yet pop essence”

Chiara’s Essential styles are described as “easy-to-wear and stylish”, in colourful glitters and ‘flou’ colours and
more subtle transparent acetates, which are highlighted with lenses enriched with eye-like logomania graphics.

Chiara’s Essential Glam Eye offers a “feminine interpretation of the timeless aviator shape” in stainless steel in
pop and glittery colours. Colours include gold, fluo azure, fluo yellow and fluo pink, with contrasting tips and
dark grey, rose gold mirror or grey lenses. One frame features the logomania pattern on the lenses.

Chiara’s Essential also features round and rectangular-shaped frames in a range of colours.

The Carolina Herrera and Chiara Ferragni collections include optical frames.

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