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GUESS Eyewear: Standing with Women

GUESS Eyewear renews its partnership with The Get In Touch Foundation through a special capsule collection that combines contemporary elegance with a commitment to promoting awareness and prevention.

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A Renewed Commitment

In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, GUESS Eyewear, a distinguished member of the Marcolin portfolio since 2013, reaffirms its commitment to raising awareness and championing early detection through its continued  partnership with The Get In Touch Foundation, an international non-profit organization dedicated to advancing breast health education and prevention. In part of this collaboration is an exclusive dedicated capsule collection that brings together GUESS style and a shared commitment to making a lasting impact.

A Focus on Design

Blending timeless elegance with modern femininity, the new collection, available in both sun and optical styles, interplays with geometric silhouettes and sophisticated colour contrasts. The bold yet sleek rectangular frame in black acetate is complemented by warm Blush Havana temples, adorned with GUESS’s signature gold-tone chain detail, thoughtfully accented with touches of matte pink enamel in honor of the occasion.

The Detail That Makes the Difference

Emphasising the meaningful purpose behind the collection is the unmistakable pink ribbon, the universal symbol of breast cancer awareness, delicately featured on the temple tips. Completing the capsule collection is a specially designed pink case, adding a finishing touch to a collection that blends GUESS style with a cause that extends far beyond fashion.

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