Three distinct eyewear trends emerge for the season that also fulfill consumer desires and considerations.
What’s on tap? Stay-at-home comfort infused with a modicum of luxury, a new outlook for oversized full-coverage eyewear, and styles boasting the uplift of color-infused cool. Take a visual tour of Fall 2020’s three key eyewear trends right here.
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Photography
BY JURGEN REISCH
Still Life Photographed
BY DAVID KRESSLER
Styled + Directed
BY ERINN MORGAN
Art Direction
BY WILLIAM PFAFF
Fitting Optician:
JULIA GOGOSHA of GOGOSHA OPTIQUE
Hair + Makeup:
KELLY HUNT / CLOUTIER REMIX
Model:
VENDELA (@vendela) / PHOTOGENICS
TREND #1
COOL COMFORT.
Stay-at-home times call for luxuriously comfortable clothing + eyewear.
The Victoria Beckham VB615S from Marchon Eyewear delivers oversized aviator style in cool black acetate.
TREND #2
COLOR-INFUSED COOL.
The Givenchy GV7170/G/S from Safilo is on point with lightly tinted blue lenses in an oversized silver aviator silhouette with crystal-encrusted temples.
From left: The Persol PO3237V from Luxottica serves up a cult-classic shape in a rich honey color. Furla style SFU235 from De Rigo REM pairs glitter-infused temples with a hipster rounded front with two-toned lenses. The l.a.Eyeworks Fotini frame takes a deep dive with an eye-catching sea water-inspired hue.
TREND #3
UNDERCOVER COVERAGE.
The Alexander McQueen AM0271S from Kering Eyewear serves up protection and style in an oversized gold semi-rimless look with rose gradient lenses punctuated with crystal-encrusted skull accents.
From top: Silhouette’s TMA Futura 4077 serves up a full-coverage blast from the past with a fashion-forward frame inspired by Silhouette’s iconic Futura sunglasses from the ‘70s. The Fysh F-3658 from WestGroupe offers a wide, squared silhouette with linear color-blocking accents. The Oakley Radar EV Path from Luxottica fuses protection and style as part of the Shield Your Eyes collection, providing the wearer with extra coverage in a full wraparound shield.