Guess Orange Women Glasses Frame

Step into sunshine with a frame that turns heads. Crafted from lightweight metal in a bold orange hue, these cat‑eye glasses marry playful design with effortless elegance. The full‑rim silhouette offers a sleek border that glides comfortably over the nose, while the spring hinge delivers a subtle, reassuring lift with every movement. Its striking color echoes a modern, confident vibe, making it an essential accessory for any woman who seeks a bold yet refined look. Makes every day feel a little more refined.

The Finer Points

• Lightweight metal construction ensures breathability and resilience during spirited days.
• Full‑rim design gives a polished silhouette that enhances confidence at the office or on a weekend stroll.
• Spring hinge provides a gentle lift that stays consistently comfortable across the day.
• Standout orange hue adds a vibrant twist to classic cat‑eye style.

Designed For...

• Women who crave a bright, statement accessory that pairs effortlessly with both professional ensembles and casual chic.
• Trend seekers who value a blend of vintage appeal and contemporary flair.
• Anyone who enjoys a carefree, confident carry backed by subtle craftsmanship.

Craft & Composition

• Gender: Women
• Main color: Orange
• Frame color: Orange
• Frame material: Metal
• Rim style: Full-Rim
• Lenses color: Demo glasses
• Lenses material: Plastic
• Lenses effect: No Extra
• Lenses width: 55
• Lenses height: 45
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