Prada Oval Sunglasses in Talc - White. Size all.
Color
Brown
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Prada Oval Sunglasses in Talc - White. Size all. Acetate frames. Imported. Lens measures approx 56mm. Bridge measures approx 15mm. Arm measures approx 145mm. PRAD-WG35. 8056262314999. About the designer: Fashion designer, Miuccia Prada, launched onto the scene in 1985 in Milan, Italy with a series of black nylon handbags and backpacks. Since then, the brand has been recognized for its modernity. Always blazing her own trail and demonstrating fearlessness in trying new styles; Prada is set apart from the rest of the fashion world, disregarding the fashion industry. Her collections are completely an expression of herself and original energy.
Details
Prada Oval Sunglasses in Talc - White. Size all. Acetate frames. Imported. Lens measures approx 56mm. Bridge measures approx 15mm. Arm measures approx 145mm. PRAD-WG35. 8056262314999. About the designer: Fashion designer, Miuccia Prada, launched onto the scene in 1985 in Milan, Italy with a series of black nylon handbags and backpacks. Since then, the brand has been recognized for its modernity. Always blazing her own trail and demonstrating fearlessness in trying new styles; Prada is set apart from the rest of the fashion world, disregarding the fashion industry. Her collections are completely an expression of herself and original energy.
Prada Oval Sunglasses in Talc - White. Size all. Acetate frames. Imported. Lens measures approx 56mm. Bridge measures approx 15mm. Arm measures approx 145mm. PRAD-WG35. 8056262314999. About the designer: Fashion designer, Miuccia Prada, launched onto the scene in 1985 in Milan, Italy with a series of black nylon handbags and backpacks. Since then, the brand has been recognized for its modernity. Always blazing her own trail and demonstrating fearlessness in trying new styles; Prada is set apart from the rest of the fashion world, disregarding the fashion industry. Her collections are completely an expression of herself and original energy.
