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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Saint Laurent New Wave SL 213 LILY Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- More oversized, dramatic cat-eye shape for maximum impact
- Iconic Medusa medallion detailing on temples
- Multiple color options available
- Prada's signature minimalist Italian design aesthetic
- Wide range of color and lens options
- Comparable quality and construction to Saint Laurent
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Saint Laurent SL 213 LILY vs. Other Luxury Cat-Eye Sunglasses
Shopping for designer cat-eye sunglasses? The Saint Laurent SL 213 LILY competes directly with other luxury Italian frames in the $200-$300 range. Here's how it stacks up against two popular alternatives in our collection.
SL 213 LILY vs. Versace VE4361 Medusa Biggie
Both frames deliver bold cat-eye drama, but they take different approaches. The Versace VE4361 goes bigger and bolder — oversized lenses, prominent Medusa medallions on the temples, and a more maximalist Italian aesthetic. It's a statement piece that announces itself.
The Saint Laurent SL 213 LILY is more refined. The cat-eye shape is still exaggerated, but the cleaner lines and understated branding make it easier to wear daily. If you want eyewear that feels fashion-forward without overwhelming your face, the SL 213 LILY is the smarter choice. The Versace works best if you're specifically after that bold, logo-heavy luxury look.
SL 213 LILY vs. Prada 12XS
Prada's 12XS represents a different school of Italian design — minimalist, architectural, and quietly luxurious. Where the Saint Laurent leans into rock-and-roll edge (it's from the New Wave collection, after all), the Prada 12XS is more understated and intellectual.
The SL 213 LILY has a more dramatic upswept cat-eye shape, making it the better choice if you want frames that actually look like cat-eyes. The Prada 12XS tends toward subtler curves. Both are prescription-ready and built to last, but the Saint Laurent has stronger fashion credibility — it's been worn by Alice Pagani in Netflix's Baby and by Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
Why Choose the Saint Laurent SL 213 LILY?
The SL 213 LILY hits a sweet spot: bold enough to be interesting, refined enough for everyday wear, and backed by Saint Laurent's rock-and-roll fashion heritage. At $299.39, it's competitively priced against Versace and Prada, and the modern cat-eye shape has proven staying power. If you want a frame that looks intentional without trying too hard, this is it.
At a Glance
Versace VE4361 Medusa Biggie Sunglasses
Pros:
- More oversized, dramatic cat-eye shape for maximum impact
- Iconic Medusa medallion detailing on temples
- Multiple color options available
- Slightly lower starting price point
Cons:
- Larger fit may overwhelm smaller faces
- More ornate styling is less versatile for everyday wear
- Bolder branding makes it less understated than the Saint Laurent
Prada 12XS Sunglasses
Pros:
- Prada's signature minimalist Italian design aesthetic
- Wide range of color and lens options
- Comparable quality and construction to Saint Laurent
- Similar price range with some variants starting lower
Cons:
- Less dramatic cat-eye shape than the SL 213 LILY
- Different brand aesthetic — Prada leans more minimalist vs. Saint Laurent's rock-and-roll edge
- May not have the same celebrity and fashion credibility as the SL 213 LILY