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Are the Kate Spade Cherette eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What size are the Kate Spade Cherette frames?
What face shapes work best with cat-eye eyeglasses like the Cherette?
What colors are available for the Kate Spade Cherette?
Are Kate Spade eyeglasses good quality?
Do the Kate Spade Cherette frames come with a case?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Kate Spade Cherette Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Softer, more rounded cat-eye silhouette for a subtler look
- Available in 12 color combinations for more variety
- Slightly smaller 51mm lens width for petite to medium faces
- Similar price point ($50-$137) to the Cherette
- Full-rim acetate construction with signature Kate Spade details
- Prescription-ready for all lens types
- Comparable price range ($50-$137)
- Kate Spade's signature quality and design details
- Prescription-ready acetate construction
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Kate Spade Cherette vs. Similar Frames
If you're drawn to the Kate Spade Cherette's cat-eye shape but want to explore your options, here's how it compares to similar frames in our collection.
Cherette vs. Atalina: Cat-Eye Showdown
Both the Cherette and the Atalina are acetate cat-eye frames from Kate Spade, but they take different approaches to the silhouette. The Cherette has a more pronounced, classic cat-eye sweep that makes a bolder statement. The Atalina offers a softer, more rounded cat-eye shape that leans slightly square—think "approachable" rather than "dramatic."
The Atalina comes in 12 color combinations versus the Cherette's three, giving you more options if you want variety. It also features a slightly smaller 51mm lens width (versus the Cherette's 52-54mm), making it better suited for petite to medium faces. Both frames showcase Kate Spade's playful temple details, but the Atalina includes the brand's cheerful "SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU" motto on the inside of the temples.
Choose the Cherette if: You want a true, vintage-inspired cat-eye with more drama and slightly larger coverage. Choose the Atalina if: You prefer a softer, more versatile shape with more color options.
Cherette vs. Brylie and Jeri
The Brylie and Jeri are both in the same price range as the Cherette ($50-$137) and share Kate Spade's signature quality acetate construction and whimsical design details. However, neither is a cat-eye frame. If you're specifically drawn to the Cherette's upswept silhouette and feminine vintage vibe, these won't deliver the same aesthetic. But if you're open to exploring different shapes within the Kate Spade family—perhaps a rectangular or round frame—they're worth considering as alternatives that maintain the brand's playful sophistication.
All three frames are prescription-ready and feature the same high-quality construction, so your choice comes down to the shape and look you prefer.
At a Glance
Kate Spade Atalina Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Softer, more rounded cat-eye silhouette for a subtler look
- Available in 12 color combinations for more variety
- Slightly smaller 51mm lens width for petite to medium faces
- Features Kate Spade's 'SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU' temple motto
Cons:
- Less dramatic cat-eye shape if you want a bolder statement
- Smaller lens size may not suit those who prefer more coverage
- Square-leaning shape rather than true cat-eye
Kate Spade Brylie Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar price point ($50-$137) to the Cherette
- Full-rim acetate construction with signature Kate Spade details
- Prescription-ready for all lens types
- Alternative frame shape for those who want variety
Cons:
- Different frame shape—not a cat-eye style
- May not provide the same feminine, vintage-inspired aesthetic
- Less distinctive silhouette compared to the Cherette's cat-eye
Kate Spade Jeri Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Comparable price range ($50-$137)
- Kate Spade's signature quality and design details
- Prescription-ready acetate construction
- Different style option within the same brand family
Cons:
- Not a cat-eye shape for those specifically seeking that silhouette
- Different aesthetic appeal compared to the Cherette
- May not suit customers looking for the vintage-inspired cat-eye look