Alexander McQueen Eyewear

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Alexander McQueen is the eyewear line of the British luxury house Alexander McQueen. The house was founded by Lee Alexander McQueen in 1992, and the eyewear line began expanding in earnest in 2004 under a licensing agreement with Safilo. Centered on sunglasses and optical frames, its designs incorporate signature motifs such as skulls and studs. Safilo previously handled production and distribution; today, design, distribution, and sales are carried out under Kering Eyewear, with the line available at boutiques and authorized retailers around the world.

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1992
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An eyewear line offered under the house name.

Eyewear developed as an accessory category of Alexander McQueen. In 2015, its operations w

Eyewear developed as an accessory category of Alexander McQueen. In 2015, its operations were transferred from Safilo to Kering Eyewear. Since then, it has been managed through Kering’s eyewear platform. Separately from Kering Eyewear’s McQueen brand page, official product pages continue to use the Alexander McQueen name and focus primarily on sunglasses featuring T-Bar details, logos, and UV protection specifications. The brand codes used in the main ready-to-wear collections are carried into the accessories category, where eyewear is positioned alongside ready-to-wear and leather accessories as part of the house’s accessory offering.

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