Gucci Eyewear FW25: Retro-Inspired Frames With Modern Edge

Gucci’s eyewear has always walked the line between heritage and reinvention, but the Fall/Winter 2025 collection leans into that duality with delicious conviction. Founded in Florence in 1921 and now part of the Kering stable of global luxury heavyweights, the House has spent over a century honing its craft. This season, that craftsmanship meets a distinctly modern mood. The result? Eyewear that feels both nostalgic and sharply future-facing – very Gucci, very now.

Drawing from the languid silhouettes of the ’90s, the collection reimagines retro shapes with contemporary intention. Oversized mask frames enriched with the iconic Double G logo channel a kind of sleek, cinematic armour – angular, bold and built for the woman (or man) who leads with quiet swagger. Alongside them, Gucci introduces a refined take on optical glamour: squared cat-eye frames cut from bold acetate, enriched with six pearls and an Interlocking G motif along the temples. They feel feminine, a little decadent, and unmistakably Gucci.

For those who appreciate refined embellishments, the Interlocking G is also featured within a strass-accented design. Along the temples, the emblematic logo sits between three sparkling strass on each side, creating a linear composition that catches the light with every turn.

There’s also a renewed focus on mask-style silhouettes, reinterpreted with wraparound lines. They reference the House’s fascination with futurism while nodding to the effortless cool of ’90s It-girl energy. Think bike-path chic meets Riviera glamour.

These are pieces designed for real life, not just the runway: modern classics shaped from premium materials, made to move with you. It’s eyewear for those who prefer their luxury lived-in, their statements understated, and their style stitched with confidence.