Buying Guide, Style Guides

Anna-Karin Karlsson pink, red and coral sunglasses

Buying Guide, Style Guides

Anna-Karin Karlsson pink, red and coral sunglasses

Pink and red are the Anna-Karin Karlsson colourways bought as the outfit’s only colour: a Beaming Sky in Hot Pink over a white dress, a White Moon in Red with black, a Claw Plume in Rouge with leather. They are all acetate coloured through, except the Rouge, which is a red lens on a titanium claw frame, and the house makes them in the everyday squares as well as the crystal frames. 9 colourways at Coveti from $1,450 to $2,340.

Key facts

  • 9 pink, red and coral colourways at Coveti, $1,450 to $2,340
  • Pink: Beaming Sky in Pink and Hot Pink (crystal sheet), Strawberry Moon in Pink, Lucky Love in Pink, La Vie en Rose in Pink
  • Red: White Moon in Red, La Vie en Rose in Red, Logo Dude in Red, Claw Plume in Rouge (a category 4 red lens, not for driving)
  • Coral: Shade of Sirens in Peach
  • Pink flatters fair and olive skin alike; red is the frame to wear with black, white and denim, never with more red

The pinks

The Beaming Sky in Pink is a pale pink crystal sheet, in Hot Pink a saturated one, both the pool-club frames. The Strawberry Moon and Lucky Love in Pink are translucent pink acetate squares for every day; the La Vie en Rose in Pink an oversized round with pink accents.

The reds

The White Moon in Red is the sharpest: a square red acetate rim on gold-plated steel. The La Vie en Rose in Red is the oversized round, the Logo Dude in Red the squared aviator. The Claw Plume in Rouge is different: a titanium claw frame with a red category 4 lens, the darkest lens grade, which the house states is not suitable for driving.

The coral

One frame: the Shade of Sirens in Peach, the shell-carved round in a coral acetate that wants sun on the skin and white on the body.

How to wear them

One colour, and it is the frame. A pink frame with red lipstick rather than more pink; a red frame with black, white and denim; the coral with white and gold.

The frames

1. Beaming Sky Sunglasses in Hot Pink, $2,190

The Beaming Sky square in solid pearl acetate instead of crystal, on 24K gold-plated stainless steel temples. 139 mm across the front and 69 g, a medium fit that suits most faces. Made in Italy.

2. Beaming Sky Sunglasses in Pink, $2,190

The Beaming Sky square in solid pearl acetate instead of crystal, on 24K gold-plated stainless steel temples. 139 mm across the front and 69 g, a medium fit that suits most faces. Made in Italy.

3. Claw Plume Sunglasses in Rouge, $2,340

An angular frame drawn from the designer’s fascination with birds, feathered lines cut in Japanese titanium and finished with the claw temples. 126 mm across the front and 53 g, a narrow fit, best on petite and small faces. Made in Japan.

4. La Vie en Rose Sunglasses in Pink, $2,130

An oversized, three-dimensionally curved acetate front with art-deco shell details and 24K gold-plated titanium temples. 149.2 mm across the front and 53 g, a wide fit that suits medium to broad faces. Made in Japan.

5. La Vie en Rose Sunglasses in Red, $2,130

An oversized, three-dimensionally curved acetate front with art-deco shell details and 24K gold-plated titanium temples. 149.2 mm across the front and 53 g, a wide fit that suits medium to broad faces. Made in Japan.

6. Logo Dude Sunglasses in Red, $2,340

A squared aviator in acetate and Japanese titanium with the AKK monogram cut into the bridge, from the Into the Night collection. 149 mm across the front and 45 g, a wide fit that suits medium to broad faces. Made in Japan.

7. Shade of Sirens Sunglasses in Peach, $2,090

A round frame carved from thick acetate into a rippled shell, polished by hand and sold with its matching shell case. 145.4 mm across the front and 65 g, a medium fit that suits most faces. Made in Italy.

8. Strawberry Moon Sunglasses in Pink, $1,450

An oversized square in polished acetate, each corner tipped with a 24K gold-plated claw. 138.7 mm across the front and 55 g, a medium fit that suits most faces. Made in Italy.

9. White Moon Sunglasses in Red, $1,600

A square frame in 24K gold-plated stainless steel with a thin acetate rim, designed for the Into the Night collection to be worn from daylight into the small hours. 149 mm across the front and 51 g, a wide fit that suits medium to broad faces. Made in Italy.

“Lavish glamour, ultra feminine designs contrasted by strong sharp lines have become the brands characteristics,” the house writes on its Our Story page. “The company is based in Sweden and the designs are sold in more than 50 countries all over the world.”

Frequently asked questions

Does Anna-Karin Karlsson make pink sunglasses?

Yes: the Beaming Sky in Pink and Hot Pink, the Strawberry Moon, Lucky Love and La Vie en Rose in Pink.

Does the house make red sunglasses?

Yes: the White Moon, La Vie en Rose and Logo Dude in Red, and the Claw Plume in Rouge with a red lens.

Can I drive in the Claw Plume Rouge?

No. The house states its Rouge lens is category 4 and not suitable for driving.

Which pink frame is the most wearable?

The Strawberry Moon and the Lucky Love in Pink, translucent acetate squares for every day.

Which red frame suits a small face?

The White Moon in Red at 149 mm is a wide fit; the Logo Dude at 149 mm likewise. The Lucky Love, 130 mm, comes in Pink rather than red.

What is the Peach colourway?

A coral acetate on the shell-carved Shade of Sirens; Coveti files it under Orange.

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More Anna-Karin Karlsson guides

Every Anna-Karin Karlsson page by Coveti’s fashion editor Gemma Deeks: Is it a luxury brand?, How to style, Brands like Anna-Karin Karlsson, The edit, Who is Anna-Karin Karlsson?, History timeline, Price guide, Where to buy, Sale, Review, Real vs fake and dupes, Materials and care, Glossary, Who wears it, vs Schiaparelli, Size and fit guide, Prescription lenses, Face shape guide, New arrivals 2026, Men’s sunglasses, The Claw family, The panther frames, Crystal frames, Lion and Lioness, Diamond and limited editions, Cat-eye, Round, Aviators and pilots, Oversized, Rimless, Acetate, Titanium, Gold, Black, Tortoise and caramel, Green and purple.

Sources and method

Checked on 19 September 2026 by Gemma Deeks, fashion editor at Coveti. Product facts, the materials, stones, plating, lens supplier, dimensions, weights and country of manufacture, are the brand’s own product-page text; counts, prices and price ranges are Coveti’s live catalogue on that date and move with stock; the designer’s biography and the wearers come from the brand’s own pages and the press articles listed below, each read on the date above. Where a claim could not be checked against one of these it was left out, and where the fitting room is giving its own advice the page says so.