Red and light beige gradient plastic frames catch the light in shifting tones,
their oversized shape flaring softly at the brow. Each temple is anchored by a
gold-tone metal “4G” logo plaque—a detail that first appeared on Givenchy
eyewear in the late 1970s, the era from which these originate. The lenses transition from
deep red to a pale beige, echoing the frame’s two-tone design.

Fine gold lines border the logo and run along the temples, set against the matte
plastic. The finish is clean, with only minor surface wear on the arms; the hinges
move smoothly, and the logo embossing remains crisp. Made in France during
Hubert de Givenchy’s tenure, these sunglasses channel the maison’s late-1970s
taste for bold geometry and graphic hardware, here rendered in a palette that
avoids nostalgia in favor of a sharper aesthetic.

Era: Late 1970s–Early 1980s (visual dating; gold-tone 4G logo plaque and
oversized plastic frame)
Condition: Very Good — minor surface wear on the arms
Material: Gradient plastic frame with gold-tone metal detailing
Color: Red and light beige gradient frame with gold-tone 4G logo plaques,
gradient red-to-beige lenses
Serial: GIVENCHY G
Made in: France