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Vogue Singapore
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue Singapore
Spy the eyewear trends that have been making waves in 2025
Courtesy of Chanel At times, they're supersized supreme. Some lean sleek and chic. And if the time calls for it, a cat eye does it. Some accessories re-enter conversations with the seasons—like any current talk of a necktie—but ask any fashion-inclined individual and they'll never retire their favourite pair of eyewear. Perhaps interest in specific shapes or styles might wax and wane, but between one's opticals and a trusty pair of sunnies to keep close, there's no question that fashion's rotating slate of statement eyewear will continue to hold everyone's attention. As we bask in the summer heat and the days grow longer, a dependable pair of protective sunglasses is something we all need. Some still prefer their sun shields on the oversized end, like Miley Cyrus's retro aviators run or Victoria Beckham's preference for the bug-eyed silhouette. Techwear or reflective eyewear still finds its moments for the occasion, like during Jennie's Coachella set to complete her Mugler archival fit. If logomania could ever be subtle, some notable designer brands have even found their way around to make it look chic again. Simply look at Chanel's spring/summer 2025 eyewear campaign for the collection, or the freshest bit of fashion fodder: Celine's recent spring/summer 2026 show by Michael Rider. Celine's latest spring/summer 2026 campaign. Courtesy of Celine Chanel's eyewear campaign featuring Lupita Nyong'O, for its spring/summer 2025 eyewear collection. Courtesy of Chanel 2024's prescription glasses craze continues to have a chokehold on the zeitgeist, albeit now in new iterations. Gentle Monster's newest entrance to the market includes their Pocket Collection, a foldable line of eyewear fronted by Aespa's Karina. Small, thin wired frames still reign everywhere, spotted in waves all through the fall/winter 2025 season, be it on the Prada runway or out on the streets. And if there's a colour of choice across the board for tinted sunglasses? A wash of yellow would be it. As large frames are becoming chic again, and we anticipate small, foldable styles to take off, spy the eyewear trends that are taking us through the rest of 2025—and well into the next year. IMAXTree 1 / 33 Bug-eyed frames: Dolce&Gabbana The oversized trend isn't going anywhere. In particular, bug-eyed silhouettes were spotted all over the runways across the fall/winter 2025 season—and most recently, Victoria Beckham stepped out donning her own retro-inspired pair. Getty 2 / 33 Bug-eyed frames: Victoria Beckham 3 / 33 Tom Ford sunglasses, $742 Available at Ssense. @katarinabluu 4 / 33 Foldable styles: Karina of Aespa A pocketable, or perhaps, bag charm-able style. The new Pocket collection by Gentle Monster (and fronted by Karina) has certainly taken off—with its styles in demand everywhere. Be it for its chic appearance or portable nuance, it's already a design with potential for multiple re-iterations. Courtesy of Gentle Monster 5 / 33 Foldable styles: Gentle Monster Courtesy of Gentle Monster 6 / 33 Gentle Monster Tarx 02 glasses, $450 Available at Gentle Monster. Courtesy of Chanel 7 / 33 Geometric, angular shapes: Nana Komatsu for Chanel Think squarish or geometric lines that frame the face. Statement making for sure. @ 8 / 33 Geometric, angular shapes: Minnie Courtesy of Prada 9 / 33 Prada Symbole sunglasses, $650 Available at Prada. Getty 10 / 33 Yellow-tinted sunglasses: Rihanna If there's one hue favoured by designers across the board, it seems to be this retro-esque shade of yellow. Seen on celebrities everywhere—from Rihanna to Dua Lipa and G-Dragon—yellow-tinted shades are swinging back in style. IMAXTree 11 / 33 Yellow-tinted sunglasses: Nina Ricci Courtesy of Gucci 12 / 33 Gucci shield sunglasses, $512 Available at Ssense. IMAXTree 13 / 33 Oversized aviators: Loewe Aviator styles are still going strong, but they don't necessarily have to be the old school pilot styles. A play on its inverted shape was spotted at Loewe's spring/summer 2025 show late last year, and the oversized aviator silhouette continues to have its hold on the market. Getty 14 / 33 Oversized aviators: Miley Cyrus Courtesy of Loewe 15 / 33 Loewe Hillock sunglasses, $620 Available at Loewe. Getty 16 / 33 The cat-eye: Ayo Edebiri Safe to say, the cat-eye silhouette is a cult classic for the modern woman now. Courtesy of Celine 17 / 33 The cat eye: Celine Courtesy of Celine 18 / 33 Celine cat-eye sunglasses, $581 Available at Net-a-Porter. @jennierubyjane 19 / 33 Tech-inspired visors: Jennie The futuristic vibes were popping off at Jennie's Coachella weekend set, props to her metallic moment for her Ruby stage. And across Courreges and Acne Studios's fall/winter 2025 shows, metallic and reflective visor styles were in tow. IMAXTree 20 / 33 Tech-inspired: Courreges Courtesy of Acne Studios 21 / 33 Acne Studios metal frame sunglasses, $730 Available at Acne Studios. Getty 22 / 33 Sleek, wired shades: Rachel Brosnahan Keeping it chic and simple? A thin, wired pair does the trick to keep the sun at bay. IMAXTree 23 / 33 Sleek, wired shades: Tory Burch Courtesy of Oliver Peoples 24 / 33 Oliver Peoples x Khaite 1998C sunglasses, $660 Available at Farfetch. @defender 25 / 33 Slim, rectangular frames: Anya Taylor-Joy Long, elongated styles are every It girl's official favourite, just ask Anya Taylor-Joy and Charli XCX. @charli_xcx 26 / 33 Slim, rectangular frames: Charli XCX Courtesy of Saint Laurent 27 / 33 Saint Laurent shades, $610 Available at Saint Laurent. IMAXTree 28 / 33 Not-so-subtle logos: Miu Miu Logomania? Not quite. Subtle but certain, luxury brands are not shying away from putting their logos on full display—in line with the thick, sturdy frames that are coming back into style. @kristine_froseth 29 / 33 Not-so-subtle logos: Kristine Froseth Courtesy of Chanel 30 / 33 Chanel sunglasses, $740 Available at Chanel. IMAXTree 31 / 33 Small oval frames Neither circular nor angular, the oval frame is fast becoming a street style favourite. Getty 32 / 33 Small oval frames: Olivia Rodrigo Courtesy of Jean Paul Gaultier 33 / 33 Jean Paul Gaultier sunglasses, $615 Available at Ssense.
Hypebeast
28-05-2025
- Business
- Hypebeast
Brain Dead 全新紐約店舖正式開幕
Brain Dead以其顛覆性的時尚與文化風格聞名，近日於紐約市伊莉莎白街 202 號開設全新零售據點。此舉標誌品牌在東岸的重大擴展，為其多元的粉絲與合作者社群提供實體據點，進一步鞏固其影響力。 新店內部設計融合都市感與獨特巧思，入口處一座大型河馬藝術雕塑迎接訪客，呼應品牌位於洛杉磯 Dover Street Market 的標誌性裝置。這座雕塑不僅是視覺焦點，還兼具儲物與產品展示功能，體現 Brain Dead 一貫的創意精神。 選擇在紐約市開設旗艦店，反映 Brain Dead 日益增長的影響力與打造沉浸式品牌體驗的決心。與洛杉磯 Fairfax 街的 Brain Dead Studios 類似，這間店不僅是零售空間，更是品牌精神的實體化身，匯聚不同世界、場景與觀點，成為紐約潮流文化的新地標。 Brain Dead NYC202 Elizabeth StNew York, NY 10012, US 相關報導 >Labubu 與 Kobe Bryant 的聯名合作即將登場？ >A BATHING APE® 攜手梵谷博物館推出全新聯名系列 >Gentle Monster 攜手 Bratz 推出全新 Pocket Collection 聯名系列
Hypebeast
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Gentle Monster Unveils Pocket Collection in Collaboration With Bratz
Summary Gentle MonsterandBratzhave joined forces for a nostalgic collaboration. The eyewear brand's Pocket Collection is a collaboration that features 21 unique eyewear designs, including one piece and a special doll in partnership with Bratz®. The collection embodies both brands' shared values of bold self-expression and unique fashion perspectives, blending a daring yet contemporary aesthetic with practicality. The campaign, starring Karina of Aespa, creates an otherworldly visual connection with the humanoid Bratz dolls. To celebrate, exclusive pop-up spaces are launching in Los Angeles (featuring Nudake's Microissants and Maru Coffee's Creamtop), Seoul, Shanghai, and Bangkok, offering immersive, surreal experiences with monumental Bratz doll objects. Each of the sunglasses recieve a Bratz treatment, putting a Y2K spin on Gentle Monster's signature styles. Amongst the range are a series of fold-up silhouettes that open out to full-sized frames. Styles include classic cat-eye sunglasses to minimal optical frames, taking on futuristic silhouettes with a playful touch. Commemorating the launch is a Los Angeles pop-up. The collection is releasingonlineMay 29 at 10 p.m. EST.
