Andrew Garfield
Olıver Peoples
Andrew Garfield, who brought Spider-Man to life, was photographed in an outfit that’s cozy yet sophisticated. His Oliver Peoples sunglasses are the perfect match for this effortlessly refined style.
November 2025
American rapper, producer, and fashion designer Kid Cudi has built an impressive career since his debut in 2008, quickly becoming one of the most talked-about names in music and style. The Grammy-winning artist Kid Cudi recently made an appearance at a fashion event, completing his strikingly elegant and charismatic look with a pair of Saint Laurent sunglasses.
November 2025
Anna Sui’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, Desert Blooms, is built on artistic freedom, unexpected encounters, and an alternative way of living…
Launching her namesake brand in New York in the early eighties, Anna Sui blends her design approach with vintage spirit, rock-and-roll energy, and the city’s vast archive of cultural references. Holding her first runway show in 1991, Sui went on to build a strong brand universe that now spans ready-to-wear, cosmetics, fragrances, and accessories. By merging vintage styles with contemporary cultural influences, she creates effortlessly cool, vibrant, and original fashion pieces. Whether her inspiration stems from the Victorian era, iconic figures like Andy Warhol, or Finnish textile elements, her designs always reflect the depth of her cross-cultural knowledge. A true trendsetter whom stylists and global fashion editors consistently look to for direction, Sui’s boundless energy and creative brilliance make her runway shows perennial highlights of New York Fashion Week. Her influence on fashion is recognized not only through her collections but also through the global museum exhibitions dedicated to her creative legacy. Prestigious accolades such as the CFDA Perry Ellis Award and the Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award further reinforce the designer’s enduring place on the global stage, particularly within American fashion.
Richness of Shapes, Colors, and Patterns
Looking at Anna Sui’s eyewear segment, it becomes immediately clear that this category is where her overall aesthetic is expressed most directly. Brought to life in 2010 in collaboration with Mondottica International, Anna Sui Eyewear offers a comprehensive product range including sunglasses, optical frames, and-since 2025-contact lenses. The designs carry the brand’s long-established signature details: rosebud and butterfly motifs, elegant fretwork patterns, lace-like textures, laser-engraved accents, and a decorative approach often rooted in nostalgic references. What sets Anna Sui Eyewear apart is its unwavering commitment to individuality. Through unexpected cat-eye angles or round silhouettes adorned with baroque-inspired touches, each design tells a story. Created for those who dare to blend nostalgia with a hint of rebellion, Anna Sui eyewear pieces serve as reflections of personal style. With unique collaborations and seasonal capsule collections, the line remains continually dynamic, fresh, and collectible.
The brand’s eyewear collections span a wide aesthetic range-from minimal, chunky acetate frames to delicate metal styles; from modern cat-eye interpretations to oval silhouettes. Sui’s theatrical, color-focused, and romantically gothic sensibility is distinctly felt in these designs. Embossed temple details, rhinestone embellishments, baroque influences, and vintage-inspired patterns elevate the eyewear into highly collectible pieces. For Sui, eyewear is not merely a finishing accessory; in her “head-to-toe style” philosophy, it is a defining expression that draws the eye to the face. The Anna Sui Eyewear user is defined as someone confident in their style-someone who blends femininity with boldness, and who sees color and pattern as part of their personal signature. Each model carries a design language that merges a romantic world with free-spirited attitude. Because Sui consistently balances nostalgia with modernity, the global fan base she has cultivated over the years embraces her eyewear collections with the same enthusiasm. In this sense, Anna Sui Eyewear not only offers fashion accessories but also gives wearers space to craft their own style stories.
Welcoming 2026 with Blooms
Anna Sui’s Desert Blooms collection for Spring/Summer 2026 was presented at the Hotel Chelsea. The collection brings the designer’s deep connection to artistic inspiration back into focus. Sui draws from the home of Mabel Dodge Luhan in Taos, New Mexico-a place considered a creative haven in the early 1900s, where artists such as D.H. Lawrence, Georgia O’Keeffe, Ansel Adams, Martha Graham, and Millicent Rodgers gathered in an atmosphere of open expression and artistic freedom. Later, in the 1970s, Dennis Hopper purchased the home, turning it once again into a creative magnet for a new generation of artists and filmmakers. For Sui, this legacy resonates with the legendary creative community of Hotel Chelsea, making the venue a symbolic extension of the collection’s spirit. Desert Blooms is built upon the artistic freedom, unexpected encounters, and alternative lifestyle aesthetics that connect these two worlds. Anna Sui Eyewear enhances the apparel collection beautifully with its Desert Blooms sunglasses. The collection’s signature butterfly shape returns for Spring/Summer 2026 with two distinct interpretations. One features soft pastel tones adorned with seashell and star details, while the other embraces striking gradient hues, shimmering strass embellishments, and a pronounced butterfly silhouette. Both designs capture the enchantment of desert twilight, a romantic imagination, and a uniquely modern sense of style. Staying true to the overall aesthetic of the Desert Blooms ready-to-wear collection, these sunglasses offer an accessory experience that feels both whimsical and contemporary. With their strong visual identity, they bring a fresh breath into the world of Anna Sui, continuing the brand’s celebration of creativity, color, and character-from the runway to optical boutiques.
Source: The Optical Journal
December 2025
De Rigo presents two limited-edition Lozza models created exclusively for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games. Both designs unite Lozza’s deep-rooted heritage with the timeless Alpine elegance of Cortina d’Ampezzo. The first model, SL4416, takes inspiration from the 1980s Team Spinnaker and introduces a silhouette full of character. Its full-acetate structure and side shields adorned with metal studs—shaped to recall a sail in motion—lend the frame a refined, sporty appeal. Equipped with Zeiss lenses in four colour options, the model ensures high performance in mountain conditions. A special lens variant developed for this limited edition reduces blue light, enhancing visibility on snow. Positioned as a strong choice for those who embrace mountain living without sacrificing metropolitan elegance, the SL4416 stands out with its confident design language. The second model, SL4417, reinterprets an archival Lozza shape through a modern, forward-looking lens. Its wraparound, fluid lines bring a dynamic and contemporary attitude to the frame. The closed bridge with its five-line motif serves as a subtle signature referencing the letters of the Lozza name. Offered with four Zeiss lens options, the model also includes a snow-optimized lens and a bold multilayer mirrored variant.
December 2025
Lool’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection is a masterclass in the fusion of lightness, technical finesse, and timeless aesthetics that define this young high-tech label. With 14 new models, the brand once again pushes the boundaries of weight and comfort, with frames tipping the scale at just four grams. Innovation lies at the heart of the collection. Of the ten models crafted from Cromalyt® – an exclusive, partially bio-based polymer blend derived from Rilsan – five debut the new adjustable fit system, an innovative bridge adjustment that adapts seamlessly to diverse nose shapes, offering personalized comfort for every wearer. The collection is completed with four new models made from 11R51 stainless steel, an austenitic alloy known for its exceptional flexibility and resistance, further consolidating Lool’s reputation for technical precision and durability. The palette remains quietly sophisticated, with new timeless tones designed to last beyond trends. Among them, the introduction of a rich Havana hue stands out, bringing a natural warmth to Lool’s cool, tech-forward aesthetic. With names like Ratio, Equil, Haptic, and Hornet, the new models could just as easily belong in an architecture studio as in the eyewear of the future. Minimal in form yet maximal in performance, Lool’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection once again proves that true innovation doesn’t shout – it whispers, with precision, clarity, and lightness.
December 2025
Linda Farrow has introduced the Explorer series, a bold new capsule collection that redefines luxury eyewear for the modern adventurer. The eight-piece collection is crafted from pure Japanese titanium with 22-carat gold plating and Zeiss lenses, available in select colours such as matt nickel with yellow gold and grey lenses, matt champagne and green lenses, white gold with platinum-plated mirror coatings, and matt nickel and grey lenses. Designed for versatility, each frame includes removable rubber side shields and temple covers, offered in eight interchangeable colourways including black, white, brown, khaki, cobalt, taupe, navy and red, allowing for a fully customisable and expressive look. Both new sun styles in the collection give the aviator a modern update. The Boyd showcases an angular, layered-rim design, while the Baret sunglasses offer a softer, classic round shape. Both feature the signature detachable, interchangeable rubber side shields.
December 2025
L.g.r introduces its Fall/Winter 2025–2026 collection, reaffirming its refined focus on optical design and the timeless character of Italian craftsmanship. The collection presents a strong and balanced aesthetic that blends the brand’s artisanal design philosophy with modern interpretations. At the center of the lineup are Kalahari, Congo, Tanganyika, and Senegal — standout unisex optical models defined by sculptural lines and architectural volumes. These four frames reinterpret classic forms with contemporary proportions, reflecting a confident and modern design language. In addition to its optical version, Senegal also appears as a sunglass model, taking its bold identity into a new direction. Tunisi, created for those seeking a softer and more feminine expression, reflects the brand’s understated yet striking aesthetic with its graceful curves and light-catching acetate hues. Metal craftsmanship expands this season with the Karnak and Cactus models. Featuring rounded, fluid contours, Karnak is offered exclusively as an optical frame, showcasing a design approach centered on proportion and balance. Cactus, with its near-square minimalist lines, delivers versatile wear with both optical and sun versions.
December 2025
Marcolin has announced the opening of its new showroom in Barcelona. Located in the heart of the Catalan city along the famous Avenida Diagonal, the new space was designed by the Milan-based design studio Navone Associati. The showroom combines elegance and functionality, offering a flexible working environment that includes offices and a large exhibition area dedicated to Marcolin’s brand portfolio. The inauguration event welcomed numerous distinguished guests, including representatives from the Spanish press, clients, partners and local institutions, who had the opportunity to explore the new space firsthand. In memory of the event, guests received a special illustrated postcard created by a local artist, featuring iconic elements of Barcelona and accompanied by the Marcolin logo. Antonio Jové, Head of EMEA at Marcolin, said: “We are proud to open the doors of our new Barcelona showroom, a dynamic and strategic city for our growth in the EMEA region. This space represents an important step in strengthening our commercial presence in the Spanish and Southern European markets, in line with the group’s global vision and following our previous openings in Paris, New York and London.”
December 2025
Maui Jim presents their first style offering maximum visual precision for the golf course. The result of numerous tests by golf experts, the style Ho’okipa Ultra G features the brand’s latest lens technology, Photochromic PolarizedPlus2, for UV protection, glare elimination and vibrant colour from dawn to dusk. Developed and field tested on the greens, this release represents a renewed commitment to advanced lenses tailored for dynamic outdoor sports. The new style has also been tested and refined by elite professionals including Lydia Ko, Martin Couvra and Alessandra Fanali. Described as an evolution of the perennial bestseller Ho’okipa, this new configuration offers greater coverage through an increased wraparound construction. Incorporating Maui Jim’s impact-resistant lens material, Maui Ultra, the design improves airflow and reduces fogging for sustained performance during extended outdoor play. It comes complete with adjustable, grooved nose pads and temple tips for a “secure nonslip customized fit. The style is also available in both international and Asian fit.
December 2025
Kador has introduced two new sunglass models for the season. Designed by Enzo Sopracolle, the pieces bring together the brand’s Italian design heritage, artisanal craftsmanship, and expressive aesthetics. At the center of the collection is Big Monza, a modern reinterpretation of the aviator silhouette. Its double bridge enriched with gleaming metal detailing adds both character and a refined play of light. Hand-sculpted from premium Mazzucchelli acetate, the frame maintains an impressive sense of lightness despite its bold presence. The second model in the collection, Big Pilot Light, offers contemporary elegance through a slimmer silhouette. Its double bridge with a metal insert enhances the model’s understated yet powerful stance. A selection of expressive lens colors allows wearers to elevate their personal style. The refined frame and gently tapered temples make the model exceptionally lightweight and comfortable. Despite its almost weightless feel, Big Pilot Light maintains a strong stylistic identity. With this new season launch, Kador once again reinforces its commitment to refined eyewear design rooted in craftsmanship and aesthetic clarity.
December 2025