Top takeaways from 2025 trends

When we meet new people, first impressions are extremely, if not the most, important. Clothes and accessories provide information about their wearer, and glasses and sunglasses complete the look. Let's face it, there's no way we can avoid noticing glasses when we look a person in the eyes. They help to create, change or amplify our fashion identity, often becoming our signature. Glasses and sunglasses are essential accessories and an integral part of your personal style.

Coloured frames

Coloured frames have made a big splash in recent years. The same will be the case next season. Whether the frames are stronger or softer, metal or acetate, they look fun and add more zest to any wearer. Coloured frames are also a great accessory to a neutral outfit.

Transparent frames

Have you noticed that all the cool teenagers are wearing them? If you want to be part of a fresh trend, sturdy and transparent frames are your first choice. These glasses are a first-class accessory, creating a clear look. Glasses with transparent frames are available by different brands, in various shapes and sizes and are designed for all target groups.

Tinted, coloured or photochromic lenses are a great way to add a unique and special sparkle to your style.

Coloured lenses

Tinted, coloured or photochromic lenses are a great way to add a touch of mystery to your style, which is especially true of people who wear darker lenses.

Metallic details

Shiny and glossy metal frames or metal details on frames are often used in high fashion to distinguish daytime trends from evening glamour. This style creates a magnificent atmosphere, giving confidence and courage to the wearer. All it takes is some fine details, such as metal temples or a metal eyeglass chain to bring a touch of high fashion into your life. Metal frames, especially sleek and slim models, are perfect for men's chic minimalist, cool yet masculine style. They are suitable to be worn from morning till night and in any company.

Geometric silhouettes

Today's eyeglass frame designers are not afraid to play with angles, lines and unexpected curves. These forms contain precision and mathematics, but also playfulness and creativity. Add lightly tinted lenses and these glasses stand out even more and accentuate your personality.

Futuristic trend

Futurism has been in fashion throughout the ages. In 1964, Pierre Cardin created his iconic Space Age collection using unusual materials and the style hasn't disappeared since then – it lives on in silver, gold, puffy and pearlescent fabrics and materials. Futurism entails an optimistic mindset – we expect the future to be more exciting than the present and it makes us look at the future with a curious attitude.

A throwback to the early 1990s and 2000s, when narrow and small frames were fashionable, can also considered to be futuristic – now making a comeback in a big way, but with new materials and more comfortable shapes.

Large and strong frames, too, have futuristic lines that draw curious glances. This season has been a play with different shapes, angles and colours – a bit of a 70s vibe, but very forward-looking with its materials, technologies and modern possibilities.

Biker-style models are also outlandish and special, whether in terms of materials or technologies. With their unreal charm, these racing glasses will ride straight into next year's trends. They are gender-neutral and support the urban trend – from very thin metal frames to sculptural and gem-encrusted models. It's a mix of fashion, science fiction and urban hustle and bustle.

You are your own trendsetter

Once again, we have come to the conclusion that what is trendy today was fashionable yesterday and will remain in vogue tomorrow. All passing fashion trends are really here to stay – as a subtle nuance, a big wave, a defining style or a signature detail.
You're the creator of your own personal style, selecting bits and pieces from trends however you like.