The Vlogo in Valentino's eyewear story

Kering Eyewear's Valentino page records the Maison's founding in Rome in 1960 by Valentino Garavani and Giancarlo Giammetti. It dates the Vlogo to 1968 and describes the emblem as a structural and symbolic element in the eyewear collection, reinterpreted through different material treatments.

The reviewed official selection includes square and geometric frames with cut-out metal V details on their temples. That describes the collection presented on that page. It does not identify either supplier reference below as one of those current official selections or establish a production year for them.

Source: Kering Eyewear — Valentino

Angular front versus open perimeter

The VLS115 catalogue portrait shows broad teal-colored lenses with angled lower edges and a fine gold-colored perimeter. A textured V-shaped detail occupies the center above the nose, while matching textured side elements draw the eye outward. The catalogue describes the silhouette as a geometric aviator.

VG0032S is pictured with pale green oval lenses, exposed lens edges, a narrow bridge and gold-colored side connections. There is no continuous rim around the lenses in this reference image. Compared with VLS115, the outline reads as softer and the uninterrupted lens edge becomes a more visible part of the design. Packaging shown behind the frame is an image detail, not a promise of what an order includes.

Two references need different measurement questions

VLS115 lists 64 / 5 / 140 mm, and VG0032S lists 54 / 17 / 140 mm. Although both records state 140 mm temples, their lens and bridge numbers differ substantially. The 5 mm VLS115 bridge field is particularly unsuitable as a stand-alone prediction of nose fit: ask for a measured bridge and nose-pad spacing on the offered pair.

For VG0032S, request total front width, lens height and close photographs of the outer lens connections. For VLS115, ask for a straight-on view of the central detail and a side view of the frame curvature. Those views answer different questions that a brand name or shared temple length cannot settle.

Keep design preference and supply confirmation together

Choose the angular VLS115 reference when the brief calls for a prominent front and visible central motif; choose the VG0032S reference when the brief calls for an oval lens edge with minimal perimeter. These are visual shortlist roles, not claims about comfort, durability or suitability for a particular face.

Add the relevant SKU to the existing enquiry, including quantity, destination and the pictured color you mean. Confirm current photographs, material, lens documentation, provenance and packaging for that offer. The official brand source supplies historical context; it does not certify this catalogue or establish authorized distribution.

Catalogue references in this story

Supplier records below are separate from the official sources. Open an item to view its images, add it to your enquiry selection or ask about it on WhatsApp.

Sources and editorial scope

  • Kering Eyewear — Valentino

    Official brand history and the collection displayed on 2026-09-27; does not establish collection membership, authenticity or specifications of VLS115 or VG0032S supplier records. Source checked .

Prepared with AI assistance from the cited public sources and KUANGTU’s supplier catalogue. Comparisons and buying questions are editorial analysis, not hands-on testing. Brand names identify references; this article does not establish affiliation, authorization or the provenance of offered goods.