Global eyewear giant Essilor Luxottica released the 2026 autumn and winter trend insight report, revealing the key indicators of the popularity of frame styles this season.
The season has officially entered autumn. Global eyewear giant Essilor Luxottica previously released the 2026 autumn and winter trend insight report, announcing that the eye-catching dopamine colors that have swept the fashion circle in the past few seasons have gradually subsided, and the eyewear trend has officially ushered in an era of more mature and restrained silhouette aesthetics. From frame shape, size to material, there is a comprehensive reshuffle. In the past, the blind pursuit of eye-catching designs has gradually converged. "Geometric lines", "miniature size", "material changes", "exquisite LOGO" and "comfortable function" have become the five key words for this autumn and winter.
First of all, in terms of frame shape, rectangular and polygonal shapes are still firmly in the mainstream, while oval frames continue to be popular with their retro atmosphere; three-dimensional arc designs with a sense of coverage are also on the rise, injecting a sporty and technological atmosphere into the shape. In terms of size, the oversized frames with a strong sense of presence in the past few seasons have gradually disappeared. Medium and small sizes have returned exquisitely. The focus of design has turned to how to create recognition with lines, thickness and details in a limited proportion.
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In the frame part, the geometric outline continues to dominate, and the solid curvature becomes the new focus.
OAKLEY 2026 autumn and winter series CAGE JACKET, priced at NT$9,400.
The size is small and moderate, with details replacing exaggerated proportions.
MIU MIU 2026 autumn and winter series SIGNATURE CUT OUT, priced at NT$15,850.
In addition, instead of relying on bright colors to steal the spotlight, this autumn and winter pay more attention to letting "material" speak. The transparent luster, natural texture and thickness changes of acetate sheets, as well as lightweight materials have become the focus; metal frames have also shifted from the slim and minimalist route in the past to rough temples and thick geometric lines with more presence.
Material revolution, material has become a idiom, and texture is better than color.
VERSACE 2026 autumn and winter series PEGGY, priced at NT$15,750.
OLIVER PEOPLES 2026 autumn and winter series KHAITE 1997C, priced at NT$17,000.
The brand logo is no longer hidden in the corner, but directly transformed into a design element through size, position, material and three-dimensional craftsmanship. Jennie, a member of the globally popular South Korean girl group BLACKPINK, officially joined the Ray-Ban brand lineup this year (2026). The aviator jelly sunglasses she wore in the image also showed her distinctive style through the lens color and metal lines. Ray-Ban even used "unfiltered confidence (true confidence)" to describe Jennie's personal style.
Symbol deconstruction, LOGO evolves from brand identification to design element.
MONCLER 2026 autumn and winter series AERON, priced at NT$14,400.
Ray-Ban 2026 autumn and winter series CTX, priced at NT$9,500.
Finally, if glasses and sunglasses just look good, it is not enough. Lightweight, stable and comfortable to wear for a long time have also become important popular standards for eyewear accessories this season. EssilorLuxottica pointed out that glasses are further becoming a part of all-weather lifestyle from a styling accessory for specific occasions.
Comfort is king, and functional pragmatism has become the new standard in fashion.
Ray-Ban 2026 autumn and winter series FLACKO PUFFER, priced at NT$7,650.
