Johnson & Johnson has launched two new products to meet the evolving needs of astigmatic patients in Europe and the Middle East – Acuvue® Oasys Max 1-Day Contact Lenses for Astigmatism – the first contact lens to optimise toric design according to cylinder power, and Acuvue® Oasys Max 1-Day Multıfocal for Astigmatism – the first and only daily disposable multifocal toric contact lens for astigmatic presbyopes. Johnson & Johnson, President Vision EMEA Jacqueline Henderson said: “We see a clear unmet need in astigmatism and presbyopia across the region, and our goal has been to grow our Acuvue® Oasys Max 1-Day portfolio to address it. With the launch of these two new toric contact lenses in the region, we’re proud to offer the first and only complete family of daily disposable contact lenses. This reflects our deep commitment to delivering tailored solutions that provide all-day comfort, clarity and stability for patients as they navigate an increasingly digitally-demanding world, while empowering eye care professionals with a comprehensive set of tools to meet their patients’ evolving needs.”

October 2025

Götti Switzerland has introduced two new acetate models, Wenke and Waid, expanding its contemporary eyewear portfolio. The designs draw inspiration from the aesthetics of the 1970s while reinterpreting them with modern proportions and precise detailing. Both models embody the brand’s commitment to functionality, and subtle elegance. Wenke features a bold, feminine form that combines soft contours with defined geometry. Waid stands out as a masculine aviator design distinguished by its double bridge and strong character. The frames are made of hand-polished acetate with rounded edges, reflecting Götti’s attention to comfort and refined finish. Color plays a central role in this new release. The palette includes transparent olive paired with mocha, turquoise fading into light pink, and multi-layered gradients with a darker top coat. Each combination enhances the depth and structure of the material while creating a dynamic visual effect under changing light conditions. The new models showcase Götti’s precision in design and its continuous pursuit of innovation through traditional techniques. With Wenke and Waid, the brand strengthens its position as a leading name in premium eyewear, blending timeless forms with contemporary aesthetics.

October 2025

Fleye Copenhagen unveils its latest collection Dimension, a sophisticated exploration of materiality and form that adds fresh depth to contemporary eyewear design. Staying true to the brand’s Dna of elegant simplicity, the new collection reimagines how textures, finishes, and shapes interact, resulting in frames that balance timeless appeal with innovative detailing. Fleye’s Dimension collection includes Block Beta-Titanium and Carbon Wood lines. The Block Beta-Titanium line introduces intricate surface finishes and engraved patterns that invite closer inspection. Distinctive elements, such as a reinterpreted nose bridge or a sharp edge on the rim, enhance the collection’s architectural elegance. On the other hand Carbon Wood line brings a different angle to dimensionality, exploring contrasts in color and shape. Some frames embrace a monochrome palette for sleek minimalism, while others feature rose gold beta-titanium temples paired with vibrant fronts. With Dimension, Fleye Copenhagen once again demonstrates its mastery of combining classic craftsmanship with forward-looking design. The collection reflects a refined vision, which is eyewear that reveals its beauty not only at first glance, but in the details discovered over time.

October 2025

Mulberry and De Rigo Vision has announced the renewal of their licensing agreement for the development, production, and distribution of Mulberry eyewear collections. Active since 2018, the partnership has been extended through 2031, further strengthening a strategic synergy that combines manufacturing excellence, creative vision, and shared values such as transparency, sustainability, and ethical commitment, the eyewear company states. Founded in Somerset in 1971, Mulberry is a luxury house deeply rooted in English tradition, reinterpreted with a sophisticated and contemporary style. Best known for its premium leather goods, the brand has gradually expanded its stylistic universe to include ready-to- wear, accessories, and homeware. Mulberry Ceo Andrea Baldo said: “The partnership with De Rigo extends our lifestyle offering into eyewear, uniting thoughtful design with responsible innovation.” De Rigo Vision Ceo Michele Aracri added: “We are proud to continue our journey with Mulberry, a brand that perfectly balances craftsmanship, design, and responsibility. This renewal reaffirms a solid partnership focused on meaningful international growth.”

October 2025

Furla and De Rigo Vision announce the renewal of their licensing agreement for eyewear collections. First signed in 2007, the contract has now been extended through 2032, confirming a solid and long-lasting partnership built on shared values of creativity, innovation, and quality. In the first quarter of 2025, Furla’s eyewear collection recorded double-digit global growth compared to the same period of the previous year, further strengthening the brand’s strategic role within De Rigo’s licensing portfolio. Ceo of Furla Eraldo Poletto said: “With De Rigo, we share a common vision based on quality, attention to detail, and the ability to innovate. Renewing this partnership is a strategic step that allows us to continue developing eyewear collections that best express Furla’s spirit and timeless elegance on an international scale.” De Rigo Vision Ceo, Michele Aracri added: “Our collaboration with Furla represents a highly valuable strategic project. Over the years we have built a relationship of trust and mutual growth, and we are delighted to continue this creative journey through 2032.”

October 2025

Bugatti Eyewear has revealed its boldest eyewear collection. At the core of the collection is the Tourbillon Limited Edition, a 3D-printed titanium frame inspired by the hypercar’s aerodynamic rear. Only 100 examples will be made, with each delivered in a carbon fiber collector’s box with a patent-pending case modeled after the vehicle’s suspension design. The attention to engineering reflects the detail that Bugatti applies to its cars. Every frame is built in Japan using rare materials, and several pieces are set with VVS1 diamonds. On the other hand, the Model 36 introduces Bugatti’s first rimless design, prioritizing lightness and sophistication. The Model 100 offers a bold navigator-style silhouette in carbon fiber and horn, refined with signature EB (Ettore Bugatti) spring hinges and mesh accents plated in exquisite silver, white gold, or 24-karat gold. Much like Bugatti’s most expensive hypercars, ownership here is about stewardship, ensuring each frame remains intact and relevant well beyond current fashion cycles and trends. They are limited pieces requiring care, storage, and deliberate use. Bugatti’s partnership with OBI, extended through 2030, is a sign of a long-term commitment between both brands.

October 2025

Brett Eyewear announces the appointment of Louis Cisti as Global Brand & Business Director. The appointment comes following a period of sustained growth. According to the company, in just a few short years, Brett Eyewear has established itself as a distinctive and respected player in the highly demanding eyewear industry. Brett Eyewear has also formed several partnerships, notably with Wheels and Waves and Le Mans Classic through Peter Auto, helping to elevate brand awareness and reinforce its positioning. Brett Eyewear’s Ceo Jean-François Boiteux said: “With the strength of our current teams and the arrival of Louis Cisti, we are consolidating our sales and marketing structure to support our continued growth in France and abroad over the coming years. It is within this dynamic framework that Louis Cisti joins Brett Eyewear as Global Brand & Business Director. With over fifteen years of experience in the eyewear industry, including leadership roles in sales, marketing and brand management for renowned companies such as Bollé, Cébé, Spy and Serengeti, he brings deep expertise and drive to support Brett Eyewear’s ambitious vision.”

October 2025

Blackfin introduces its Fall/Winter 2025 collection, a line that reflects confident maturity and the brand’s relentless pursuit of perfection. The collection’s essence is captured in Blackfin One, featuring refined two-tone combinations that add depth and personality while enhancing the purity of the frame’s lines. The brand expands this design language through a new gradient technique applied not only to the front but also along the temples, creating a seamless and dynamic visual effect. Delicate color accents along the edges further emphasize Blackfin’s mastery of hand-finishing and attention to every detail. In the Blackfin Pacific line, brushed and polished surfaces in gold and silver enrich the texture of the titanium, while iridescent finishes transform the metal into a canvas of light reflections. The Blackfin Aero Loop models showcase the brand’s advanced anodization process—an electrochemical oxidation technique inspired by fine jewelry—that enhances color depth, durability, and luminous elegance. With its soft-touch finishes and bold yet balanced silhouettes, Blackfin continues to shape the future of titanium eyewear with precision and emotion.

October 2025

Austrian eyewear brand Andy Wolf unveils a new collection defined by contrasts and infused with a refined touch of French flair. The new Èlevated series brings together expressive acetate designs, distinctive metal frames, bold combinations, and sophisticated sunglasses that set the creative tone for the coming season. Each model reflects Andy Wolf’s characteristic balance between individuality and craftsmanship.A key design feature of the collection is the stepped concept, a technique in which layers of material are precisely milled to create a three-dimensional structure. This meticulous process reveals subtle transitions and unexpected color effects that lend the frames depth and sculptural brilliance. The technique appears in statement optical styles such as 4641, 5156, and 5157, as well as in standout sunglasses Vanda and Salix. The campaign for the Èlevated collection was photographed at the Vienna Bridge Club, an architectural landmark designed by modernist pioneer Adolf Loos. The setting reflects the brand’s vision of merging timeless design heritage with progressive creativity. The new collection confirms the brand’s position as one of the most inventive forces in independent eyewear.

October 2025

Alain Mikli and Ray-Ban renew their historic collaboration, presenting an exclusive capsule collection that blends avant-garde and pop iconography. Originally launched in the late 1990s, this strong alliance returns now with a more defined perspective. The limited-edition Alain Mikli x Ray-Ban capsule collection, available exclusively only in the boutiques of both brands, is built on contrasts, combining sharp lines and unexpected curves with rebellious elements and traditional references. The frames reinterpret archival designs through a radical lens, playing with sculpted volumes and clean geometries. The capsule pairs Alain Mikli’s experimental aesthetic with Ray-Ban’s heritage, deeply rooted in global pop culture, through new structural designs. Standout pieces include oval silhouettes with side visors inspired by late-’90s models, cat-eye shapes featuring jagged profiles and two-tone surfaces, and more essential models combining acetate and metal structures. A bold color palette and the debut of a red Ray-Ban logo run throughout the capsule collection, bridging iconic references with innovative design solutions.

October 2025