Silhouette

Silhouette eyewear reduces everything to line, lens, and weight. This edit focuses on the brand’s ultra-light rimless titanium sunglasses and optical shapes, cut for barely-there comfort with clear architecture. Choose oval, rectangular, butterfly, or geometric silhouettes that sit quietly against the face but still read intentional.

  • Silhouette Blue 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses
    Silhouette Blue 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses
    Silhouette Blue 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses
    Silhouette Blue 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses

    Silhouette

    Blue 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses

    $419
    $419

    $547

    -23%

  • Silhouette Black 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses
    Silhouette Black 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses
    Silhouette Black 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses
    Silhouette Black 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses
    Silhouette Black 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses

    Silhouette

    Black 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses

    $419
    $419

    $547

    -23%

  • Silhouette Silver 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses
    Silhouette Silver 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses
    Silhouette Silver 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses
    Silhouette Silver 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses

    Silhouette

    Silver 5588 Pure Visionary Titanium Eyeglasses

    $419
    $419

    $547

    -23%

Silhouette

Silhouette refines eyewear to a precise outline. Each pair in this edit uses rimless construction and lightweight architecture to keep focus on line and proportion rather than surface branding. Titanium frames and temples support all-day wear, while geometric, oval, rectangular, and butterfly shapes move easily between tailored wardrobes and more conceptual looks.

Use this collection to find sunglasses and optical frames that sit comfortably with popular brands like Jil Sander, The Row, Prada, and Acne Studios. Minimal hardware and clean joins keep the profile sharp from every angle, whether you prefer a slim oval lens or a more sculptural, faceted geometry. Key design directions across the selection include:

  • Ultra-light rimless titanium sunglasses with a graphic edge
  • Butterfly and oval eyeglasses that soften strong tailoring
  • Rectangular and tondo shapes that pair well with deconstructed suiting

All pieces ship from authorized stockists with full provenance, so you can build out your eyewear rotation with confidence.

FAQ

What defines Silhouette eyewear in this collection?
This collection focuses on Silhouette’s rimless titanium eyewear — both sunglasses and optical frames. The pieces are ultra-light on the face, with clean, minimal hardware and sculpted lens shapes. The design language is understated but architectural, pairing well with both classic tailoring and more directional wardrobes.
How should I choose the right Silhouette frame shape for my face?
Use contrast as a guide: geometric and rectangular lenses sharpen softer features, while oval and butterfly shapes balance stronger jawlines or angular cheekbones. If your wardrobe leans toward structured coats and suiting, the sharper geometric styles work well; if you wear more fluid or deconstructed pieces, the softer ovals and butterfly shapes integrate easily. Check product photos and measurements to gauge proportion against your usual frames.
Are the Silhouette frames suitable for prescription lenses?
Many of the eyeglass styles in this Silhouette edit are designed to be fitted with prescription lenses by your optician. The titanium construction and rimless design support custom lenses without adding bulk. Confirm lens compatibility with your optician using the measurements listed on each product page.
How do Silhouette sunglasses fit within a luxury wardrobe?
Silhouette sunglasses sit quietly next to ready-to-wear from popular brands like The Row, Maison Margiela, and Marni. The lack of heavy logos and the refined rimless construction make them a strong choice if you prefer clean lines over overt branding. They work as a daily pair with tailored outerwear, but the geometric cuts also read right with more avant-garde styling.
What should I consider for sizing and fit with rimless Silhouette frames?
Rimless frames often feel lighter and less enclosing than full-rim styles, so they can wear slightly more open across the face. Review the lens width, bridge, and temple length on each product page and compare them to a pair you already own. If you sit between sizes or prefer a looser feel, lean toward slightly wider measurements and plan for a quick adjustment at your optician if needed.