Song Hye-kyo’s Slim Sunglasses: The Shape She Was Enjoying in Her Vogue Bag Tour
The sunglasses Song Hye-kyo takes out during her Vogue bag tour have a slim, horizontally elongated black frame. She explains that this is a shape she particularly likes at the time of filming, then puts the pair on so viewers can see the proportions on her face.
A shape that matched her own taste
The sunglasses segment begins around 2:17 in VOGUE KOREA’s September 26, 2025 MY VOGUE video. Song says her enthusiasm is not simply because she is an ambassador. She explains that a brand she represents happened to release a design that matched the style she was enjoying.
Her description focuses on the silhouette: long horizontally and slim. Around 2:26, she gestures to explain that shape, before trying the sunglasses on. The dark frame and lenses create a compact outline around her eyes rather than the much taller outline of an oversized pair.
What to notice in the try-on
The useful comparison is the relationship between lens height and overall width. Watch how much of the area above and below the eyes remains visible, as well as how far the frame extends toward the sides of the face. Those details explain the look more clearly than simply calling the pair small.
If you are considering a similar silhouette, compare the measurements with glasses you already find comfortable. Frame width, the fit at the nose and pressure at the temples all affect how a pair feels. A celebrity try-on can illustrate the style, but it cannot establish the fit for another face.
Identification limits
The exact model number and lens specifications were not confirmed from this segment, so this article does not link a similar-looking product as though it were the identical pair. The source video also carries a paid-promotion disclosure.
What is clear from Song’s own explanation is her preference for an elongated, slim silhouette. Even among black sunglasses, small differences in lens height and the curve of the corners can change the overall impression. Her front-facing try-on provides the clearest reference for the look she is describing.