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How the Versace 4399 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Larger square frame for maximum coverage and bold '90s-inspired style
- Wide Medusa-embellished temples make an even bigger statement
- Rectangular shape offers a different aesthetic if you prefer geometric over navigator styles
- Similar price range ($197–$231), making it a direct alternative
- Different frame shape may suit different face types or style preferences
- Full acetate construction for consistent material feel throughout
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Versace 4399 vs. Versace Medusa Biggie VE4361
If you're choosing between the Versace VE4399 and the Versace VE4361 Medusa Biggie, you're deciding between two very different takes on bold Versace style. The VE4399 brings an 80s rock-icon vibe with its angular pilot shape, double-bridge construction, and mixed nylon-metal build. It's lighter, more structured, and reads as retro-futuristic. The Medusa Biggie, on the other hand, leans into '90s hip-hop culture with an oversized square acetate frame and wide Medusa-embellished temples—it's bigger, bolder, and makes more of a fashion statement.
For everyday wearability, the VE4399 has the edge. The nylon front and metal temples keep it comfortable for long wear, and the navigator-inspired shape is versatile enough for casual or dressed-up looks. The Medusa Biggie is heavier and bulkier, which some people love for the presence it commands, but it's less practical if you're wearing sunglasses all day. Price-wise, the VE4399 starts lower ($186 vs $192) and tops out cheaper too ($227 vs $273).
Choose the VE4399 if: You want a lighter frame with architectural detail, prefer a navigator/pilot shape, or need something versatile for daily wear.
Choose the Medusa Biggie if: You want maximum coverage, love oversized square frames, and prioritize making a bold fashion statement over all-day comfort.
Versace 4399 vs. Versace 4296
The Versace 4296 is another men's acetate option in a similar price range ($197–$231). While we don't have detailed specs on the 4296's exact shape, it's a full-acetate frame without the VE4399's signature double bridge or mixed-material construction. If you're drawn to the VE4399 specifically for its double-bridge design and metal temple accents, the 4296 won't deliver that same architectural look. However, if you prefer a more traditional acetate frame without metal details, the 4296 could be worth exploring as an alternative within the Versace family.
At a Glance
Versace VE4361 Medusa Biggie Sunglasses
Pros:
- Larger square frame for maximum coverage and bold '90s-inspired style
- Wide Medusa-embellished temples make an even bigger statement
- Rectangular shape offers a different aesthetic if you prefer geometric over navigator styles
Cons:
- Bulkier overall design may feel heavier than the VE4399's nylon/metal construction
- Less versatile—the oversized square shape is more fashion-forward, less everyday wearable
- Higher price point ($192–$273 vs $186–$227)
Versace 4296 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar price range ($197–$231), making it a direct alternative
- Different frame shape may suit different face types or style preferences
- Full acetate construction for consistent material feel throughout
Cons:
- Lacks the distinctive double-bridge design that makes the VE4399 unique
- No metal temple accents—less architectural detail
- May not have the same 80s rock-icon aesthetic appeal