Guess launches his and hers eyewear

Men's collection

Army inspired colours have a masculine appeal while nail head rivets and metal hardware create drama that is essential to the rough and edgy military inspired mood. The gothic "G" logo and nail head rivets are fashion-forward and masculine to boot. Comfort is offered in every progressive-friendly optical pair with spring hinges, streamline grooved temple detailing with two-tone colouring.

The Sun Collection also focuses on sleek military inspired aviator styling that is rough and edgy. Vented bridge detailing is masculine and bold and creates drama, stitched detail on temples adds another fashion element. The oversized plastic fronts offered in the Navigator shapes are fun and trendy. Dominating and powerful, the cut-out metal Guess logo adds a strong masculine and modern charm to this style. This refined plastic frame features an open metal trim with floating logo and a 6-base polycarbonate lens

Women's collection

The collection features a metal swing temple design and multi-coloured python print. A unique combination of retro plastics and modern metal fronts create a street chic appeal that will take the wearer from morning to night. Colour-blocking combined with a customised logo and comfortable nose pads embrace this progressive friendly collection. For the girls who want glitter, unique swing temple designs add a retro flair to this irresistible duo. Metal groove details filled with glitter epoxy create excitement and fun.

The Sun Collection has plastic fronts done in rich colour tones, with subtle python textured detail on temples. Signature script logo with crystal accents adds an elegant and feminine touch. These styles have a 6-base polycarbonate lens. Wild Romance sun frames offer feminine floral print and a pastel colour palette to create a romantic girly look. Wild Romance "G" logo plaque with wood inlay and crystal accents bring a vintage charm to this collection. High drama Hollywood inspired silhouettes that are sexy and chic with large contemporary "G" logos steal the show this season.