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Are the Kate Spade Marciann eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What size face do the Kate Spade Marciann frames fit?
What material are the Kate Spade Marciann eyeglasses made from?
Do Kate Spade Marciann eyeglasses have adjustable nose pads?
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Compare With Similar Frames
How the Kate Spade Marciann Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Rectangular shape suits round or oval faces better
- Slightly larger lens options (50-56mm) for bigger faces
- Mixed metal and acetate construction like the Marciann
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Kate Spade Marciann vs Laurianne: Round or Rectangular?
Both the Marciann and Laurianne are metal Kate Spade frames at the same starting price, but they serve different style preferences and face shapes. The key difference is frame shape: the Marciann features classic round lenses while the Laurianne offers a rectangular silhouette.
The Marciann's round 49mm lenses create a softer, vintage-inspired look that works particularly well on angular or square face shapes. Round frames also provide excellent vertical height for progressive lenses. The Marciann is ideal if you want eyewear with personality—the round shape paired with patterned temples makes a statement without being loud.
The Laurianne's rectangular frames come in multiple sizes (50-56mm lens widths) and suit round or oval faces by adding definition. The rectangular shape reads more traditional and professional, making it a safer choice for conservative work environments. However, it lacks the distinctive character of the Marciann's round design.
Both frames share the same quality stainless steel and acetate construction, adjustable nose pads, and full prescription compatibility. Choose the Marciann if you prefer round frames and a more distinctive look, or the Laurianne if you need a larger fit or prefer classic rectangular styling.
At a Glance
Kate Spade Laurianne Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Rectangular shape suits round or oval faces better
- Slightly larger lens options (50-56mm) for bigger faces
- Mixed metal and acetate construction like the Marciann
Cons:
- Less distinctive than the round Marciann shape
- Rectangular frames can look more formal/serious
- May not suit progressive lenses as well as round frames