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Emmanuelle Khanh® EK 8022
Regular priceFrom $585.00
186 - Black 311 - Dark Tan 688-228 - Midnight Blue 430 - Pink Tortoise 432 - Blue Tortoise 967 - Bordeaux + 3 more
Emmanuelle Khanh® EK 3022
Regular priceFrom $585.00
317 - Brown 506 - Red 530 - Burgundy 316 - Pale Pink 510 - Midnight Blue 5147 - English Green 186 - Dark Tortoise 237 - Light Tortoise 430 - Pink Tortoise 55 - Orange 196 - Bottle 688-228 - Marine Blue 967 - Bordeaux 431 - Rosewood + 11 more
Emmanuelle Khanh® EK PARADISE
Regular price $645.00
858 - Rose 316 - Pale Pink 355 - English Green 311 - Dark Tortoise 18 - Bronze Tortoise 431 - Pink Tortoise + 3 more
Emmanuelle Khanh® EK 1622
Regular priceFrom $510.00
16 - Black 317 - Dark Tan 530 - Burgundy 316 - Pale Pink 510 - Blue 688-228 - Midnight Blue 5147 - English Green 18 - Dark Tortoise 93 - Light Tortoise 355 - Bottle 525 - Tabacco 660-006 - Brown 670 - Electric Blue 967 - Bordeaux 302 - Green Tortoise 308 - Bronze Tortoise + 13 more
Emmanuelle Khanh® EK ORPHEE
Regular priceFrom $540.00
91 - Blue Tortoise 966 - Brown 255 - Salmon Rose 316 - Pale Pink 006 - Bronze Tortoise 431 - Pink Tortoise 55 - Black Tortoise 196 - Bottle 530 - Light Tortoise 670 - Blue 968 - Eggplant + 8 more
Emmanuelle Khanh® EK CARMEN
Regular priceFrom $585.00
525 - Tabacco 967 - Bordeaux 812 - Rose 688-228 - Midnight Blue 18 - Dark Tortoise 430 - Pink Tortoise + 3 more
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French Fashion Heritage with an Oversized Attitude

Emmanuelle Khanh eyeglasses are designed to turn something we traditionally view merely as an everyday optical accessory into a powerful and elegant expression of personal style. Flaunting generous proportions and confident colors, sculpted in bold, lustrous acetate, these French frames are deeply rooted in fashion. The company was founded in Paris by a former fashion model, and its first eyewear collection launched as a daring alternative to the conventional idea that prescription spectacles should remain discreet. Over the years, that initial concept has evolved into an aesthetic that makes any pair of Emmanuelle Khanh eyeglasses easily recognizable today - oversized yet graceful silhouettes with stunning decorative touches immediately testifying to the brand's haute couture background.

Traditional craftsmanship remains the center of Emmanuelle Khanh's identity. Most of the glasses are handmade in France, and that's also where the acetate used for them comes from. Another country the company sources its materials from is Italy, while titanium designs are handcrafted in Japan. The production of a single acetate pair consists of over 80 individual operations, which include precision cutting and sculpting, repeated polishing in a barrel with wood chips for a full week, and careful assembly. As a result, you get Emmanuelle Khanh eyeglasses that exude the richness of traditional French frame-making combined with contemporary shapes and colors, as well as comfortable everyday construction.

The Details Behind the Signature Look

  • Handcrafted French Acetate: For its eyeglasses, Emmanuelle Khanh chooses premium French acetate that undergoes a multistage process of precision cutting, careful milling, barrel polishing, and final hand finishing. The outcome is the smooth surfaces and refined contours of the finished frames that turn out durable, light, comfortable to wear for hours, and pleasant to the skin.
  • Oversized Proportions and Expressive Palettes: Bold visual appeal is the calling card of Emmanuelle Khanh eyeglasses. Large squares that take up half the face, rounded designs with edgy geometry, angular octagons, and sweeping butterfly shapes are offered in fascinating colors that range from classic black and richly patterned Havana to translucent pink, vibrant orange and green, and creative two-tone combinations.
  • Iconic Details and Accents: Emmanuelle Khanh eyeglasses are easy to spot by the gold-toned EK monogram placed inside individually laser-cut recesses on the temples and sealed beneath clear resin. Gold-colored metal temples and contrasting enamel tips are another recurring embellishment used across the brand's lineup.

Distinctive Style with Built-In Comfort

The biggest talent Emmanuelle Khanh eyeglasses boast is making familiar, classic shapes look extraordinary and rich. Enlarged dimensions and elaborately curved rims give simple round eyewear an instant shot of character, and the same happens to unpretentious, everyday squares when you add thick acetate borders and sculpted corners. The brand's fascination with diamond-like contours and vintage silhouettes, in particular butterflies and pilots, brings its fashion influence into focus. Another degree of enticement comes from the way Emmanuelle Khahn frames play with transparency. Crystal-clear acetate gives substantial fronts a less heavy appearance, and at the same time it reveals subtle color variations in the material and captures light in its depth. Graduated hues, lush tortoise and marble-like patterns, and contrasting layers offer even more opportunities to discover your unique flair.

Behind their impactful appearance, though, Emmanuelle Khanh eyeglasses pay just as much attention to the practical side of how they wear and feel. When building its acetate frames, the company uses extra material around the bridge to make nose-contact areas deeper and shape them more comfortably. Thanks to these built-up acetate nose pads, the fit is much cozier and at the same time more reliable. Hinges are inserted into the temples using heat, and the end pieces are also warmed and curved to hug the area behind the ears accurately and softly. The opening angle of each pair is individually adjusted during finishing. In the end, Emmanuelle Khanh glasses treat durability and comfort with just as much dedication as the dramatic style the brand once became popular for in the first place.

FAQ

Where are Emmanuelle Khanh eyeglasses made?

The brand handcrafts its acetate frames in France, many of them through specialist workshops around the historic eyewear manufacturing region of Oyonnax. Titanium models, for their part, are handmade in Japan.

What materials are Emmanuelle Khanh eyeglasses made of?

The collection relies on several materials, including cellulose acetate, titanium, and combinations of the two. Some designs also use enamel accents, resin-covered embellishments, and gold-toned metal monograms.