30407 – Ivorelle Noir

A Subtle Cat-Eye Profile

Black cat eye glasses with white temples take a refined approach in Ivorelle Noir. The frame uses a softly lifted silhouette rather than an exaggerated point. Its outer corners rise gently and give the front a subtle cat-eye character.

The lenses remain fairly broad and softly rectangular. This keeps the frame balanced despite the upward sweep. A slim brow line adds definition without making the design look heavy.

Glossy Black with Soft Marbling

The front combines glossy black with faint grey marbled areas. These markings appear most clearly across the brow and outer corners. They break up the solid black surface without creating a strong patterned effect.

The full-rim construction follows each lens closely. A moulded bridge joins the two sides and keeps the centre clean. The frame does not use separate adjustable nose pads.

This restrained front lets the colour contrast become the main visual detail.

Crisp White Temples

The temples change the character of Ivorelle Noir completely. Solid white arms extend from the dark front and create a sharp monochrome contrast.

Their smooth surface keeps the side profile simple. The temples also taper gradually before curving at the ends. Small metal hinge components remain visible where the arms meet the front.

The white temples give the frame a much brighter side profile than Lensciaga’s recent all-black designs.

Contrast Without Excess Detail

Ivorelle Noir does not rely on prints, metallic decoration, or oversized proportions. Instead, it combines three clear elements: a lifted lens shape, subtle marbling, and white temples.

From the front, the frame looks predominantly dark and polished. A side view reveals its much stronger black-and-white contrast. This change in appearance gives the design more depth from different angles.

The full-rim construction can accommodate prescription or clear optical lenses. These black cat eye glasses with white temples offer a distinctive option for a clean optical look with restrained colour contrast.