Prada Glasses
About Prada
Prada is a brand at the forefront of premium luxury in fashion and Prada’s designer glasses are a stylish and timeless representation of this. The Prada look encompasses luxurious materials in subtle colours combining to create simple yet provocative style that will ensure you’re wearing the most chic and fashionable glasses possible.
Prada products, including glasses, are recognizable by this strong identity of refinement, elegance and unmistakable style. Quality is of premium importance in the production of Prada glasses with constant innovation in the search for materials and impeccable manufacturing techniques combining to make quality one of the strongest characteristics of the Prada brand.
Prada’s sophisticated prescription glasses come in a wide range of styles and colours, from muted and elegant elite titanium frames to contemporary and subtly bejewelled acetates. Glasses frames include fully rimmed, semi-rimless and rimless options for men and women. The Prada glasses collections combine a cosmopolitan colour selection with the highest quality design to produce designs that are instant classics yet seem to anticipate the continual style developments in fashion.
All our Prada prescription glasses are Italian-made from the finest materials, and are delivered to you in an original Prada case with a branded cleaning cloth.
A history of Prada
Prada is one of the most lusted after Italian fashion labels and specialises in luxury goods for both men and women. The company was founded in 1913 by Mario Prada as a leather goods shop. Today’s Creative Director of Prada, Miuccia Prada, Mario’s granddaughter, inherited the company in 1978 and since then she has stamped her own creativity on the company completely.
The 1980s saw huge expansion of the company through Europe and America. A shoe line was released in 1984, followed by the classic Prada handbag in 1985 which was an overnight sensation. In 1989, Prada launched its first ready-to-wear women’s collection and the company’s popularity soared dramatically as their clean lines, opulent fabrics and subtle colour schemes captured the taste of the fashion world.
Prada’s originality has made it one of the most influential fashion houses with a subtle logo and branding making Prada a premium status symbol in the 1990s. In 1992, Prada launched Miu Miu to cater to a neglected youth market. The company has continued to grow from here and maintains its status as a premium luxury brand despite increasing competition.
