Sunglasses for Summer 2026 Shapes, Colours and New Icons

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Sunglasses for Summer 2026 Shapes, Colours and New Icons

From iconic frames to more research-driven designs, the new season plays with contrasts, attitude and individuality.
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Sculptural shapes, coloured lenses, precious details and bold geometries: sunglasses for Summer 2026 are not only about protection from the light, but also about defining personal style. From iconic frames to more research-driven designs, the new season plays with contrasts, attitude and individuality.

Sunglasses for Summer 2026 Shapes, Colours and New Icons

Bulgari — Serpenti Sunglasses

A pair of sunglasses that carries the precious visual language of the Maison. The transparent beige frame and burgundy lenses meet the Serpenti detail on the temples, turning the accessory into a small jewel to wear.

Sunglasses for Summer 2026 Shapes, Colours and New Icons

Chanel — Tortoiseshell Cat-Eye Sunglasses

A frame that reinterprets the cat-eye through Chanel’s essential language. The tortoiseshell finish brings warmth to the structure, while the amber lenses soften the overall effect, making the sunglasses versatile and easy to wear.

Sunglasses for Summer 2026 Shapes, Colours and New Icons

Celine — Triomphe Metal 02

Clean lines, a metal frame and smoky reddish lenses. Celine chooses a graphic and contemporary aesthetic, with sunglasses designed for those who appreciate minimalism with character.

Sunglasses for Summer 2026 Shapes, Colours and New Icons

Miu Miu — Rêverie Sunglasses

Softer, more playful, more romantic. The Rêverie model interprets sunglasses through delicate volumes, primrose-pink lenses and a wraparound silhouette. It is the lightest and most dreamy piece in the selection, ideal for adding a fresh, feminine accent to the look.

Sunglasses for Summer 2026 Shapes, Colours and New Icons

Jacques Marie Mage — Demoncey Clip On

A niche proposal, designed for those looking for sunglasses with a collector’s spirit. The Demoncey Clip On combines retro inspiration, refined construction and precious details, with artisanal craftsmanship that speaks to the world of design and sophisticated eyewear. A cultured alternative to major logos, for those who prefer to stand out quietly.

Ophy Eyewear — Jeanne Sole

Ophy brings to the selection an independent, Italian and deeply contemporary perspective. Born in Sicily, the brand works with architectural shapes, sharp geometries and Made in Italy acetates. Jeanne Sole is a squared, refined and essential frame: a niche product that shows how, alongside the great Maisons, there is room for new identities in Italian design.