The latest craze all-powerful Japanese Vogue editor Anna Dello Russo is the new style sunglasses from Versace’s cat, who came straight from the catwalk of the brand’s summer 2011 and also stamp the current campaign eyewear with January Jones.
Anna, who is Italian and the largest style icon now appears in events ranging from fashion looks of the world’s leading fashion houses

Mad Men star January Jones has added a new feather in her cap. Designer label Versace has decided to name latest collection of shades and glasses, after the blonde bombshell January Jones who posed nude in Versace Spring 2011 Ad Campaign. January Jones has inspired Versace’s latest Eyewear Collection named January J. January is frequently seen donning Versace gown on the red carpet and now bond has become more stronger with this latest gig.

Versace January J Eyewear Collection includes two styles of sunglasses and one style of optical frames. Each piece from this spring collection is adorned with metal detailing on the temples in the image of Medusa.

For this autumn / winter 2010/2011, the famous brand Versace has decided to launch his collection of glasses through the fabulous shots in black and white where to stand, without a doubt, the beauty of its leaders in a scenario almost anonymous which, however, expresses a strong charge of romance and femininity.
From these images one can see the soul of this brand new eyewear Versace, a strong collection of vintage and retro inspiration that we can perceive through a strong sensuality date clothes looking like a second skin and cracks that give a dizzying effect-I do not see really, really captivates.
In this collection there are two pairs of sunglasses amazing that we could define the emblem of the line winter 2011, two similar frames, which are distinguished from one another exclusively through some small structural details.

Versace presents prescription frames imbued with the unmistakable personality of the branddesigned to project glamour and allure. The latest models boast the very finest of materials for ultra light frames that emphasise the tradition of true craftsmanship associated with Versace.

The rectangular lines of the masculine model VE1174 are emphasised by the Greek fret design pierced on the arms. The combination of colours; gunmetal grey and charcoal grey, guarantee an immaculate look that is certain to attract attention.

VE3133 is the perfect choice for those who love an oversized frame, boasting a rounded shape that references the mood of the Eighties. The Greek fret motif is prominently displayed on the front section. The colour palette for this frame is utterly natural and explores interesting chromatic contrasts (red and havana, violet and striped violet, havana and striped orange).

Model VE3136 combines a square edged front section with standard arms which display an insert featuring the Medusa emblem in metal. This acetate frame is available in classic black or in a colourful shade of mottled red.

The pared down profile of VE3137, a prescription frame for women, is adorned with the Medusa emblem, iconic symbol of Versace, appearing at the temple end of the arms. The chromatic detailing of this frame ranges from tones of pale havana and lilac to mottled brown, creating a perfect synthesis with the fine materials.

Versace’s new Fall/Winter 2010-2011 sunglass range takes its inspirations from the Maison’s chic, classic baroque designs, reinterpreting them with the exciting advertures of Alice in Wonderland Spring Summer 2010.
The fantasy world of Alice is a gateway to combining colours and materials with total freedom, where imagination explodes into a mega-mix of lines that alternate, overlap and intermingle . This visual whirl explores a game of optic effects and dazzling mini patterns.
The arms display the Versace Medusa, an unmistakable symbol of the Maison, applied in an elegantly raised bas-relief technique.
The acetate frames motifs are vibrant (fluorescent tangerine, fluorescent yellow and lilac) combining perfectly with more classic shades (black, tortoiseshell).



The Alice in Wonderland inspired designs, presented on the front frames and the arms, interact with contrasting opposites: monochrome background.
Contrast rules: where there is black, there is a design applied fluo tangerine or yellow background.And vice versa.
This new Versace Sunglasses Collection triumphantly captures the defining elements of today’s fashion scene and Versace’s rock and roll.