Reinterpreted shields
Chanel reinterprets the characteristic lines of technical ski goggles on two frames for before and after skiing. The first is enhanced by a grey or rainbow-reflected flash mirror lens and is held in place by a wide, gathered band in black, pale pink or sky blue satin – the main materials and colours of the Coco Neige collection this season. A stretchy grosgrain tab and a matte gold metal buckle allow for optimal adjustment of the shield on the face.

The second frame, with thin temples adorned with the Chanel signature, comes in snowflake white, pale pink or glacier blue.

Sporting spirit
A shield with a streamlined design combines the worlds of skiing and cycling. Made of white or black acetate highlighted with a silver or gold metal line, its sporty dimension is reinforced by a comfortable silicone bridge.

Strands of pearls
Reinterpreting a frame that became a classic in 2008, a series of acetate sunglasses takes up the idea of the string of pearls, this season inserted at the base of the temples. A square design and a graphic cat eye are thus dressed with a strand of pearls.

Pearls and chain interlaced with leather
A second eyewear line combines pearls and a chain interlaced with leather, like this butterfly-shaped acetate optical frame with blue-light blocking lenses on which champagne-hued pearls are aligned with a brown leather ribbon.

Created with a palette of over twenty different colors, this mesmerizing illustration is meticulously embroidered on the iconic Dior Book Tote, crafted in Italy by virtuoso artisans. They assemble the different parts of the bag by hand, giving life to an exceptional piece, a symbol of the Dior spirit, an ode to the art of detail.

Inspired by the shoulder strap of the 11.12 bag, the metal chain interlaced with leather becomes an item of jewellery and is attached to the temples of three sunglasses designs and two optical frames. Charms – the camellia, pearl, little heart, double C and the letters of Chanel – come together on this lightweight, removable chain that looks like a sautoir necklace.

A wide and thin square in acetate, a butterfly and an aviator in metal: on each pair of these sunglasses, the colour of the leather ribbon matches that of the black, burgundy, dark green, navy blue or brown lenses.

This same detail features on the optical versions of this line. A metal-rimmed butterfly frame (also available with anti-blue light lenses) is combined with a gold, ruthenium or silver metal chain and a black, blue or raspberry leather ribbon. Finally, an XL square design in metal is enhanced with a chain interlaced with leather to emphasise the gaze.

Renowned for its lightness, extreme resistance and hypoallergenic properties, titanium is also present in the collection. Tinted silver, pale gold or ruthenium, it comes in three vintage-style frames: an aviator with a double-bridge and rivets, a butterfly and a hexagonal.

These three understated sunglasses are amplified by subtly gradated colour lenses. Blue becomes yellow like a summer horizon, violet slips into a pale yellow like a sunrise, beige evolves into smoky grey, while the copper brown is imbued with a touch of pink. The elegant and sophisticated colour scheme is signed with a discreet double C on the lenses.

Discover the Chanel Spring 2022 eyewear collection in boutiques.

The sunglasses designs have temples swathed in black, beige, burgundy, navy blue, pine green or chocolate-hued leather. Wide and curved, they frame four graphic shapes: two cat-eyes – one edgy and highly structured, the other more rounded –, a butterfly shape with a vintage feel and a rectangle shape with softened angles.

Four optical frames are also adorned with this double C jewel. A high square shape with a preppy spirit and a square with strong curves, playing on XL volumes. Alongside them, a rectangular and a new cat eye revisit the masculine-feminine spirit of Chanel through hybrid geometric lines. These optical frames come in black, tortoiseshell, pine green, navy, chocolate or raspberry acetate, depending on the design. In order to protect the eyes as much as possible even when they don’t need correcting, these four frames, in their black or tortoiseshell versions, have anti-UV and blue light lenses.

Three new timeless pairs of glasses complete the Winter 2021 collection: a cat eye with softened lines and an angled rectangular shape for the two optics, as well as a discreet cat eye for the sunglasses design. Available in a neutral palette of black and green acetate and three shades of tortoiseshell, all are embellished with slender gold, silver or ruthenium metal temples, engraved tone-on-tone with the letters Chanel at the temple hinge and signed at the tip with a double C visible through the transparency.

Ultra-feminine
An ultra-feminine chain bag now in capri blue and mint green. Two new colours in the repertoire of this typically “Grande Maison” bag. Also available in red, black and powder pink, with a jewelled clasp of Cartier’s initials that sets the tone: a metal logo enhanced by a delicate touch of tone-on-tone lacquer.

A signature jewellery piece
Two intertwining C’s, these stylised initials beautifully define this chic and modern accessory. A matter of style and elegance pared down to the essential: simple lines, a precious clasp, a chain shoulder strap, and smooth leather that shines, just the right amount, to enliven the silhouette.
Cartier’s collection of chain bags is made up of two models: the mini model, available in five colours, and the small model, available in red and black. The bag collection features matching small leather goods and can be personalised with initials or a date hot-stamped in gold foil or engraved on the interior mirror.

A responsible approach
The Double C de Cartier bag reflects Cartier’s commitment to sustainable principles and practices. This priority ensures the traceability of the origin of the leather, the respect of human resources throughout the supply chain and respect of the environment in the production of leather materials. As such, Cartier sources its products mainly from within the European Union, working closely with its leather goods suppliers to ensure that they implement best practices.