Versace Sunglasses for Women: Frames, Sizes and Face Shapes
Versace sunglasses for women cost USD 420 to USD 2,490 at Coveti, across 40 frames made under licence by EssilorLuxottica, from the Medusa Biggie cat-eye to the Greca, Vesta and Sophia styles. Lens widths run from 51 mm to 58 mm. Shop the full Versace collection, browse all designer sunglasses and learn what the Medusa logo on the hardware means.
- Coveti stocks 40 Versace sunglasses for women priced USD 420 to USD 2,490, with a median of USD 560.
- Versace eyewear is made under licence by EssilorLuxottica (Luxottica since 2003); the current licence runs to 31 December 2029.
- Lens widths run 51 mm to 58 mm, bridges 13 mm to 21 mm and temples 130 mm to 145 mm.
- Frames come in acetate, metal, nylon and injected material.
- Every frame is one size, and the product page lists lens, bridge and temple measurements.
Who makes Versace sunglasses?
Versace eyewear, sunglasses and optical frames alike, is made under licence by EssilorLuxottica. The partnership dates to 2003, when Luxottica took on the licence, and the current agreement runs to 31 December 2029. The design language stays with the house. That is why so many frames carry Medusa hardware and the Versace logo. Every pair at Coveti is 100% authentic, verified by Coveti.
Which Versace sunglasses frames does Coveti carry?
The edit divides into four broad families. The table gives the lens measurements for the best-known styles, so you can compare them with a pair you already own.
| Frame | Lens (W x H) | Bridge | Temple | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medusa Biggie Cat-Eye | 51 x 32.9 mm | 18 mm | 140 mm | USD 570 |
| Medusa Biggie Maxi | 55 x 46.9 mm | 17 mm | 140 mm | USD 560 |
| Greca Cat-Eye | 54 x 33 mm | 19 mm | 145 mm | USD 530 |
| Signature (acetate) | 54 x 32.4 mm | 19 mm | 140 mm | USD 460 |
| Vesta Cat-Eye (metal) | 56 x 37 mm | 16 mm | 140 mm | USD 610 |
| Sophia | 54 x 48.3 mm | 18 mm | 135 mm | USD 720 |
| Peggy Cat-Eye | 52 x 33.1 mm | 18 mm | 140 mm | USD 720 |
| Medusa Light | 56 x 41.1 mm | 16 mm | 145 mm | USD 2,490 |
Medusa Biggie is the boldest family, with oversized Medusa Biggie hardware. Signature is the quieter line, mostly in acetate with the Versace logo, and it includes Low-Bridge versions named for their fit on a lower nose bridge. Greca, Vesta and Peggy lead the cat-eyes. Sophia and Medusa Light are slim metal frames, and Medusa Light is the most expensive pair we stock, with gold-tone mirrored lenses.
How do you read Versace sunglasses sizes?
Three numbers matter. Lens width is the horizontal size of one lens, and it decides how wide the frame looks on your face. Bridge width is the gap between the lenses, and it decides where the frame sits on your nose. Temple length is the arm, measured to the tip behind the ear. Check the inside of a pair you like: most frames print these three numbers there. A difference of 2 mm in lens width is noticeable. A difference of 5 mm in temple length changes how the frame grips. Versace’s Edge Mask is the exception to the system, with a single 137 mm shield lens.
Which Versace sunglasses suit your face shape?
Contrast is the principle. Round faces look sharper in angular frames, so try the Signature Squared at USD 560 and the Maxi Medusa Biggie Squared. Square faces soften in curves, which makes the Greca Cat-Eye and the Signature Low-Bridge Oval good picks. Heart-shaped faces suit frames with depth at the bottom of the lens. The Sophia, with a 48.3 mm lens height, is the one we reach for. Oval faces can wear most shapes. Petite faces suit the Medusa Biggie Cat-Eye and the Peggy, the two narrowest lenses in the edit. For broader faces, the Damier Plaque has a 58 mm lens. Pair a gold-trimmed frame with the Medusa pieces in our Versace jewellery guide and the hardware will match.
What lens colours do Versace sunglasses come in?
Dark grey is the default across the edit, and it suits black and Havana frames. Several styles change the mood. The Sophia in gold and pink has gradient pink lenses. The Vesta in Havana has a brown gradient. The Greca Cat-Eye in Havana and gold pairs its tortoiseshell with dark green lenses. The Signature Cat-Eye in burgundy has a pink and violet gradient. For more ways to finish a look, browse designer accessories and silk scarves, then see how a gold-tone frame works with a watch in our Versace watches guide.
Shop the edit
- Medusa Biggie Cat-Eye Sunglasses in Black and Gold, USD 570. The statement cat-eye, with a white shirt and red lipstick.
- Greca Cat-Eye Sunglasses in Black and Gold, USD 530. Medusa hardware on a slim acetate cat-eye, for city days.
- Signature Sunglasses in Black and Gold Acetate, USD 460. The everyday pair that works with denim and tailoring.
- Vesta Cat-Eye Sunglasses in Black and Gold, USD 610. A light metal cat-eye for long travel days.
- Sophia Sunglasses in Gold and Pink, USD 720. Pink gradient lenses flatter a summer tan.
- Peggy Cat-Eye Sunglasses in Transparent Yellow, USD 720. A playful frame for a petite face.
- Maxi Medusa Biggie Sunglasses in Black and Silver, USD 530. Silver hardware to match white gold jewellery.
- Medusa Light Sunglasses in Gold, USD 2,490. Mirrored gold lenses with a swimsuit and a kaftan.
- Edge Mask Sunglasses in Black, USD 740. The shield frame for anyone who wants one bold line across the face.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes Versace sunglasses?
Versace sunglasses and optical frames are made under licence by EssilorLuxottica. Luxottica has held the Versace eyewear licence since 2003, and the current agreement runs to 31 December 2029. The designs carry Versace codes such as Medusa hardware and the Versace logo.
How much are Versace sunglasses for women?
At Coveti, Versace sunglasses for women cost USD 420 to USD 2,490, with a median of USD 560. The Medusa acetate frames start at USD 420. The Medusa Light in gold with mirrored lenses is the most expensive pair at USD 2,490.
What size are Versace Medusa Biggie sunglasses?
The Medusa Biggie Cat-Eye has a 51 mm lens, an 18 mm bridge and 140 mm temples. The Medusa Biggie Maxi has a 55 mm lens with a 17 mm bridge. The Maxi Medusa Biggie Squared has a 56 mm lens, an 18 mm bridge and 145 mm temples.
Which Versace sunglasses suit a round face?
Round faces suit angular frames that add structure. At Coveti, the best Versace options are the Signature Squared and the Maxi Medusa Biggie Squared. The first has a 54 mm lens and a 21 mm bridge, and the second has a 56 mm lens. Both sharpen soft features.
Are Versace sunglasses at Coveti authentic?
Yes. Every pair of Versace sunglasses at Coveti is 100% authentic, verified by Coveti. Each product page lists the lens, bridge and temple measurements, the frame material and the lens colour. Coveti ships worldwide.