The Emily’s gently lifted corners evoke timeless femininity, while its featherlight acetate construction promises all-day wearing comfort without compromise.

The Emily is released in three exquisitely curated colourways: mint, teal, and blush. Each shade has been selected to complement a spectrum of complexions.

Designed in Australia, Frank and Fritz Eyewear creates distinctive small-batch frames with innovative bevelled acetate cuts. The brand’s hallmark lies in embracing daring designs that exude modernity while remaining deeply rooted in the essence of excellence.

Contact: sales@frankandfritz.com

Ultra Limited has unveiled four new optical creations that signal a decisive step forward in the brand’s evolution. More than new silhouettes, these models express character through considered proportions and a craftsmanship-led approach that elevates eyewear into a statement of individuality.

Across the collection, colour supports the visual language without dominating it. Tonal contrasts and layered acetate combinations enhance each model’s individuality, reinforcing identity through nuance rather than ornament. Each frame is entirely handcrafted in Italy.

Visit: ultralimited.it

Crafted with advanced polymer fronts and acetate temples, Spectaful’s frames – each with an average weight of less than 10 g – are shaped with carefully calibrated thickness and precise milling that defines contour and depth without creating visual heaviness.
Form is at the heart of the range. Rounded silhouettes, squared constructions, softer oval lines and irregular outlines coexist within a coherent architectural vocabulary.

Visit: spectaful.com

For its multi-drop 2026 release, MYKITA has injected fresh energy into its signature steel collection with the introduction of a neon-pink powder-coat finish. Applied across seven frames – Tosca, Arvo, Santo, Eero, Cat, Niken, and the newly released Aita – the colour delivers an electric point of distinction within the range.

The powder-coat technique enhances both vibrancy and durability, while preserving the ultra-lightweight construction MYKITA is known for. Crafted from stainless steel sheets measuring less than 0.5 mm, each frame offers exceptional flexibility and all-day comfort.

Defined by minimalist silhouettes and softly rounded 3D forms, MYKITA’s steel designs reimagine traditional wireframe eyewear through an exacting and unconventional design approach. This neon-pink evolution is proof that eyewear speaks before the wearer does.

Contact: Proper Goods (AUS) 02 8598 3037 or visit propergoods.com.au

PROJEKT PRODUKT has launched its 2026 capsule collection, Interlude. The collection reflects a cultural shift toward slowing down, clearing external stimuli, and focusing inward.

Interlude refers to a brief pause between musical pieces, symbolising a moment of rest amid everyday noise. Rather than emphasising functionality, the brand highlights ‘emotional minimalism’, creating designs that respond to the wearer’s feelings with subtle comfort.

Focusing on restraint and depth in simplicity, the collection embodies “quiet yet profound design” through refined reduction, precise finishing, and essential forms.

Visit: en.projektprodukt.co.kr or email info@framesrhapsody.com.au

Blending fashion with function, Melbourne-based brand OLIVAH. is bringing a fresh perspective to kids’ sunglasses with designs that are as wearable as they are protective.

Founded by optical industry professional Lisa Lisperguer, OLIVAH. was created with a clear vision: to make sun protection second nature for families everywhere. Their best-selling model, Olivia in the colour pink, captures this balance perfectly – combining a modern silhouette with bright, playful tones that appeal to both parents and kids.

Curated through an optical lens, each pair prioritises fit, comfort, and durability, ensuring they stay on little faces during real-life wear. Polarised lenses with full UV protection help protect kids’ eyes from the long-term effects of UV exposure.

Visit: olivah.com.au or email hello@olivah.com.au