Pawaka Presents Empatbelas 14

Founded in 2015 by Indonesian artist and designer Fahrani Empel, Pawaka is known for its futuristic and geometric eyewear designs. The brand stands out with its use of sustainable materials and cultural motifs. Pawaka’s striking Empatbelas 14 model in crystal pink, with its sharp lines, is the perfect summer accessory for eyewear enthusiasts looking to complete their style.

June 2025

Marble Effect by Marcelo Burlon

Founded by Argentine designer Marcelo Burlon, the brand combines streetwear and cultural references. Its eyewear designs stand out with graphic details and contemporary aesthetics. The model Nire features a ’90s-inspired oval shape, with flattened top and bottom edges adding a modern touch. Thick temples play with the geometry of the front frame, creating a striking look.

June 2025

A Unique Cat-Eye from Loewe

Founded in Madrid in 1846, Loewe blends craftsmanship with modern design. Under the creative direction of Jonathan Anderson, the brand continues to captivate users with bold and innovative eyewear collections. This acetate design, Loewe’s distinctive take on the cat-eye, is perfectly complemented by a tortoiseshell color. The gold lines on the front frame add a stunning touch.

June 2025

A Take on Black by Face à Face

Founded in Paris in 1995, the globally renowned eyewear brand Face à Face continues to captivate with its architectural and artistic designs. Known for bold color combinations and sculptural forms, the brand blends modern sophistication with effortless elegance in this sleek black sunglasses model, once again leaving its signature mark and impressing wearers with its unique touch.

June 2025

Neo-Retro by For Art’s Sake

For Art’s Sake reinterprets its striking model Last Summer in a limited-edition aviator design. This multifunctional silhouette layers a geometric, oversized clip-on frame over a wide, round base — blending retro inspiration with a contemporary touch. Adjustable jade stone nose pads provide comfort across all face shapes. A must-try design made especially for women.

June 2025

Christian Louboutin’s Red

Renowned worldwide for his iconic red-soled shoes, French designer Christian Louboutin has recently ventured into eyewear, unveiling his first striking sunglasses collection this year. This standout piece from the debut line captures the brand’s elegant and eye-catching aesthetic with its sleek lines, exceptional craftsmanship, and signature red accents. You should absolutely try it.

June 2025

Iconic Details by Cartier

Cartier continues to craft sophisticated and timeless pieces. This model, featuring diamond-cut lenses shaped by hand and a rimless design plated with precious metal, reflects the brand’s signature elegance. With its iconic Classic C hinge, logo-detailed acetate temple tips, and flexible silicone nose pads, it offers comfort especially for wider face shapes and those with a low nose bridge.

June 2025

Voluminous Aesthetics by Balmain

Founded in Paris by Pierre Balmain, the brand redefined haute couture with its signature “New French Style.” Today, under the creative direction of Olivier Rousteing, Balmain blends classic French elegance with bold, modern lines to deliver powerful, charming designs. This voluminous sun model perfectly reflects the brand’s aesthetic, standing out with its thick contours and soft-toned hue.

June 2025

Beryl by Carla Colour

Founded by American designer Carla Robertson, Carla Colour draws attention with its colorful and bold designs. The brand combines retro-inspired and modern lines using sustainable materials. With Beryl, a sunglasses model made of green acetate with dark gray Zeiss lenses, the brand reinterpreted post-modernism as vintage with bold lines. You should definitely try this model.

June 2025

Gamze Erçel Presents the New Vogue Series

Vogue Eyewear continues its exciting journey with digital content creator and brand ambassador Gamze Erçel, a partnership that began last year. As the brand celebrates its second year with Erçel, it unveils its striking Spring/Summer 2025 collection, set to define the season’s sunglasses trends. Returning to the camera in Milan with a professional team, Erçel shared her thoughts on the collaboration: “Last year, we began a wonderful, fashion-focused partnership full of surprises with Vogue Eyewear. For the second time, I returned to Milan for the shoot, working with a fantastic team. This year’s collection features pieces that are even more special and bold. I’m sure fashion lovers will find a model that inspires them and allows them to express themselves more freely. I can’t wait for you to discover the new collection.” The new season’s sunglasses come in soft transparent lens tones, while frames in various shapes stand out with vibrant colors. Fine-lined metal designs meet unconventional silhouettes, and chunky acetate models are finished with bold temples and tone-on-tone lenses. For the first time, the collection includes youth-oriented designs, offering smaller frame sizes that defy age and boundaries. Among these is the oval-shaped VO5625S, which combines mixed materials and classic-contemporary colors, giving wearers the chance to make a big impact with a minimalist frame. Rich in texture and style, the design is paired with matching temples and brightly tinted lenses. Another standout, the VO5637SU model from the Spring/Summer 2025 collection, features a narrow cat-eye silhouette that nods to the golden age of cinema. Inspired by the past and reimagined through modern touches, this striking pair is ideal for those seeking a bold and confident look, available in classic or colorful lens options. The highlight of the new collection is geometry. The VO5642SU introduces wide-set lenses and sharply angled, ultra-wide temples. Beyond its daring profile, this bold design combines classic and contemporary hues with mismatched or tone-on-tone lenses, positioning itself as a true style inspiration for the season.

June 2025