Rimless Oversized Gradient Shield Sunglasses

These are a pair of contemporary oversized shield-style sunglasses, characterized by a dramatic, wide-silhouette frame that leans into late-1990s and early-2000s Y2K fashion aesthetics. The lenses feature a distinct monochromatic blue-to-clear gradient tint, mounted onto a minimalist dark metallic frame, likely made of stainless steel or a similar lightweight alloy. The design is semi-rimless, with a thin wire bordering the upper and outer edges, which gives the appearance of a continuous visor-like piece. The bridge is a high, integrated double-bar or keyhole design, accented by adjustable silicone nose pads for comfort. The temples (arms) are exceptionally thin and sleek, tapering into clear or light blue acetate ear tips. In terms of condition, the lenses appear clear of major singular scratches, though some micro-abrasions from handling are expected for this material. The metal finish shows a uniform dark patina with no visible oxidation or structural bending in the frame. These glasses represent a style of eyewear popular in high-street fashion, influenced by designer brands like Dior or Gucci during their 'shield' phase in the early 2000s. There are no visible maker's marks or logos on the front of the frame, suggesting they may be a contemporary fashion accessory designed in that retro-revival style.