AMAURY

Shades of Elegance

Meet Amaury — the pair of sunglasses that embodies the soul of haute couture in every curve and every facet. A glamorous blend of the boldness of a cat-eye frame and the softness of round solar lenses, Amaury evokes the golden elegance of 1960s fashion. The design plays with lightness and femininity, with sculpted facets that catch the light like silk fabric caressed by the wind, tracing gentle, sensual lines.

The name Amaury comes from ancient traditions between France and Germania, meaning “brave and powerful.” A name infused with quiet nobility, serene strength — timeless, distinguished, unforgettable.

Amaury comes in a palette of subtle, precious tones: off-white like ivory gloves on a summer runway, sky blue like a Paris morning over the Seine, sheer skin-toned like chiffon against bare skin. Each shade tells a story, each pair is a love letter to the era of dreams and the birth of haute couture.

A Lady Named Amaury

In the heart of Paris, in a light-filled atelier on Rue Cambon, lived Amaury — the elegant shadow behind a great fashion house. She was the stylist whose hands turned dreams into silhouettes, whose eyes knew how to marry contrasts — tulle against satin, boldness with softness.

Amaury wore her hair in a loose chignon, a cigarette at her lips, rarely smoked, her fingers marked with charcoal and thread. She moved like a sketch — fluid, precise, elusive. When she wasn’t draping fabric on a mannequin, she was sketching sunglasses, imagining how light would dance through the lenses like through a veil.

One spring, she designed a pair for herself — a subtle balance between angles and curves, like her own character, half mystery, half sunshine. She wore them walking to cafés, observing the world through pale blue-tinted lenses. They became her signature — more than her perfume, more than her pearls.

Today, the spirit of that woman lives on through the Amaury sunglasses — a tribute to elegance, to silent strength, and to all women who leave traces of beauty behind them, quietly, but in the details.