Sunnies

This Ana Inciardi mini print captures a pair of cat-eye sunglasses rendered entirely in shades of red and pink against a pale neutral background. The frames have that characteristic upswept point at the outer corners, with lenses tinted a soft blush pink. The drawing style is loose and hand-rendered, with visible crayon or colored pencil texture giving the frames a slightly mottled, organic quality.

A thin red cord or lanyard trails from the right temple, suggesting these are the kind of sunglasses worn around the neck. The word "Sunnies" appears in small handwritten letters in the lower left corner. Cat-eye sunglasses became a defining eyewear silhouette in the 1950s and experienced a major revival in contemporary fashion.

The style is closely associated with retro glamour and has remained a recurring accessory reference across decades of popular culture. Collectors are drawn to this print for its combination of fashion nostalgia and Inciardi's distinctively casual, intimate drawing approach. The subject feels personal rather than decorative, as though sketched from something sitting on a nearby table.

This sits comfortably as part of her broader print series focused on everyday objects, where household items and personal accessories are treated with the same affectionate attention as her more widely recognized subjects. The warm red palette makes it particularly versatile in a collection, and it pairs naturally with her other object and lifestyle prints for collectors who want to build a thematically cohesive grouping. The handwritten label reinforces the feeling of a personal sketchbook brought into print form.