Marchon showcased the Fall/Winter 2026 collections from Kendra Scott, Calvin Klein, Nike, Flexon, McAllister, DKNY, Ferragamo, Canada Goose, Anne Klein, Bebe, Cole Haan, JOE and Joseph Abboud, Lacoste, Longchamp, and Converse. Several brands called back to historical designs and styles, while translucent acetate was a current staple.

 

Kendra Scott

The brand’s jewelry elements, especially the signature Elisa detail, were reflected in temple designs across the collection. Fall/Winter colors included translucent green and taupe-gray optical frames, as well as dark purple and brown tortoise in sun styles. Metal aviator sunglasses featured colored lenses and further decorative details near the hinges.

 

Calvin Klein

New ColorThin styles featured streamlined shapes and transparent colorways for an understated look in both optical and sun wear.

Additional optical and sun styles were displayed in blue, yellow, and green tones, all in classic rectangular shapes.

 

Nike

The Airelon collection was on full display. Airelon Force sunglasses, which are included in Nike Vision’s running sunglasses selection, feature a semi-rim titanium frame and floating lens design, while Airelon Impact sunglasses have a full-rim titanium frame. Impact is listed among the brand’s prescription sunglasses.

Additional designs included sporty shield and wraparound sunglasses with tinted or mirrored lenses, as well as optical eyewear.

 

Flexon

Fall/Winter 2026 styles featured purple and patterned accents on the brand’s signature slim metal optical frames.

Optical styles E1181 and E1182 feature an extendable rubber lanyard built into the temples, with a magnetic closure. The lanyard retracts when not in use. The brand also showcased an optical women’s collection.

 

McAllister

Classic gender-neutral optical shapes got an update with color accents and patterned fronts this season, which featured especially on the lower half of the rims in a few styles.

 

DKNY

The transparent and pale acetates of the season were the center of this collection, alongside classic black styles and narrow oval shapes, which invoke a 1990s and early 2000s aesthetic. Colored rose and purple lenses stood out in sun styles, while the optical styles on display denoted petite fits.

 

Ferragamo

The latest from Ferragamo highlighted aviator sunglasses with interchangeable lenses that can be swapped by popping out the circular detailing on the bridge.

Additional styles, all in bold acetates, included double bridges, tortoise-patterned frames, and yellow- or green-tinted lenses.

 

Canada Goose

Styles showcased here included substantial dark sunglasses, metal aviator shapes, colored lenses, and a clear optical frame, crafted in the brand’s Acetate Renew material, as well as castor-oil-based resin, and titanium.

 

Anne Klein

Olivia Munn stars in the brand’s Fall/Winter 2026 campaign, which boasts their tried-and-true oversized tortoise-patterned sunglasses and optical frames in pale and dark colorations.

 

Bebe

Glitter acetate was at the center of the brand’s Fall/Winter styles, accompanied by decorative animal prints and jewelry-inspired details, including chain links, braided temples, and teardrop-shaped crystals.

 

Cole Haan

Both circular and aviator sun wear in metal and acetate was on display alongside two optical styles, both in classic acetate shapes.

 

JOE and Joseph Abboud

“Just One Earth” emphasized sustainability with the recycled materials that are incorporated into their Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Both brands showcased classic American styling with polished rectangular shapes.

 

Lacoste

Oval and angular sunglasses with yellow, green, brown, and grey lenses comprised the brand’s sporty display of both metal and acetate frames.

 

Longchamp

The bold sun wear and bamboo detailing seen earlier in the season paired with additional sun styles with upswept and angular fronts, as well as classic rectangular and oval optical styles, all in acetate.

 

Converse

The brand showcased a particular sunglass style with a clear front and contrasting red temples, alongside metals and acetates in rectangular shapes and wide-ranging colors, from green to rose to blue.