Fila bag collection based around deconstructing the styling of the “melrose” sneaker, named after LA sneaker spot, Sportie LA

Oliver Peoples x Public School brings a style that is a collaboration between Oliver Peoples design and Public School designers Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne.

“Despite recently being named the creative directors of compatriot (although longstanding) New York label DKNY, Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chao also have big moves for their own label Public School. Here we find the brand teaming up with classic eyewear imprint Oliver Peoples to deliver a deluxe collection of sunglasses for the new season. New York cool is embodied in three retro-style square frames, which are offered in two black versions and a standout opaque grey iteration. Packaged in a neat leather travel case and matching pouch.”

-HYPEBEAST

“With French couture on one side and pioneering eyewear on the other, the collaboration between Alexandre Vauthier and Alain Mikli combines two different kinds of high fashion expertise in a line of Italian-made, highly desirable sunglasses. Expect four bold, limited edition styles, in oval or rectangular shapes available in red, purple, khaki, white or black , or choose Swarovski crystals for more of a statement. See them for yourself in the campaign shot by Mert & Marcus, featuring Kate Moss, after they were exclusively unveiled yesterday evening, at the Alexandre Vauthier Spring/Summer 2018 show.”

Vogue France

Rebirth of Claude Montana style by Alain Mikli for the modern fashion landscape and acetate patterns/colors.

“While I’ll have to wait a little longer to get my hands on Rodarte’s amazing spring collection, these cool limited-edition shell sunglasses are already in stores.”

-W Magazine

Fila premium collection featuring vintage inspired designs using elevated materials.

Collaboration frame built for the runway as a part of the Lo-Fi project. Fleshing out the design concept from Jeremy Scott’s original sketches. Design translation into tech pack for handmade pieces.

Combo metal and acetate style designed to leverage the unique French acetate patterns as an accent feature.

Three-piece capsule collection created under the direction of Oliver Peoples founder, Larry Leight. Style refinement and embellishment bringing two of the brand’s most iconic styles into knighthood.

“Oliver Peoples delivers a dapper addition to Vintage Circa 1987 collection with the introduction of the Sir Series. The Sir Series takes three of the brand's classic frames and brings them into 2013 with new bespoke detailing and tortoiseshell colorways.”

-Aquire

“Diving into its 1980s – 1987 to be exact – archives, Oliver Peoples will reproduce three of its famous frames for the 2013 fall season with the “Sir” Series. Consisting of the Sir O’Malley, Sir Finley and Sir Kent, the timeless designs are inspired by the brand’s rich history, yet reimagined against the current menswear landscape. Each frame features a new, custom palette of exclusive tortoiseshell colors with bespoke details to retain the eyewear label’s nobility. You can expect to see the “Sir” Series at various stockists within the coming months.”

-HYPEBEAST

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“Oliver Peoples celebrated its 30th anniversary in partnership with famed photographer Peter Lindbergh for its latest campaign, “Desert Stories.”

-Vogue

Frame Styles: Ziane, Rockmore

“Inspired by the power-dressing women of the 80s, the second Alain Mikli x Alexander Vauthier collaboration wouldn’t have looked out of place on those iconic supers back in the day. “

-Selfridges

Titanium construction flat base style created in partnership with NYC fashion brand THE ROW. Integration of design intention/inspiration from THE ROW into surface development, details and embellishments. Concept generation and packaging design.

Featured, “WHY YOU'LL BE WEARING GOLD-RIMMED GLASSES SOON” - Harper’s Bazaar

Quite possibly the most iconic Alain Mikli frame, “Asymétrique” was reborn from the archives through design and prototype refinement for Jeremy Scott’s runway project.

"French heritage house Berluti is getting a dose of Golden State style with their latest collaboration, teaming up with cult-favorite Los Angeles–based eyewear label Oliver Peoples to produce the house’s first-ever collection of sunglasses. Although geography and specialization separate the two brands, the Oliver Peoples pour Berluti collection puts both houses’ obsession with detail on full display, and each pair of frames is a fusion of the two brands’ DNA"

-Robb Report

Concept to tech-pack design, integration of Berluti design language into details and accents. Packaging and case design.

“Los Angeles and its glittering Hollywood stars are a deep part of Oliver Peoples’ identity. The chic sunglasses company has exuded California cool for decades, and the city’s neighborhoods and its denizens have inspired plenty of frames. In a new launch, Oliver Peoples looks to one of the silver screen’s most enduring stars, Cary Grant. “

-Forbes

“In collaboration with eyewear brand Oliver Peoples, the French designer shows off her trademark blend of bohemian ease and downtown edge with an undeniably cool lineup of 70s-inspired aviators and oversized frames in a spectrum of colored lenses. From feminine rose, honey and amber tints to smoky gray and olive green—we'll take one in every color, please.”

-Harpers Bazaar

"Believe it or not, there aren't that many luxury options when it comes to snow goggles. Oliver Peoples wants to change that with their first ever goggle, the OP Aspen. The goggle is inspired by their new boutique in Aspen, Colorado and comes in matte tortoise or matte black with a custom strap that features a pattern of the Oliver Peoples logo and gold-colored hardware."

-Acquire Magazine

As Featured in Vogue France

Offering both customization and a canvas for individual expression

Partnering with Bergdorf Goodman, Alain Mikli design house create’s a limited edition “Iris” sunglass in honor of style maven Iris Apfel.

Artwork by Juanjo Villalba Bermúdez

One of the original collaboration pieces between Alain Mikli and Jeremy Scott.

“Glowup” of the training accessories program with a backpack concept made for night commuters and trainers. Luminescent piping accents and highly reflective materials. A balance of both the emphases and absence of light.