TREND #1

Pastel Plans.

Apparel and accessories for Spring/Summer 2021 are awash in pretty pastels—including this cerulean style sensation on the Salvatore Ferragamo runway. The ensemble is topped off with the fashion house’s SF276S sunglasses from Marchon Eyewear.

Photo courtesy of Salvatore Ferragamo

 

 

 

TREND #2

Amped-Up Silhouettes.

Of-the-moment eyewear makes a statement in oversized shapes—including these suns from the Max Mara SS21 show. This metal MM0006 style from Marcolin serves up a paparazzi-ready pentagonal shape plus an on-trend brow bar.

Photo courtesy of Max Mara

 

 

 

 

TREND #3

Chic Meets Sporty.

Biker shorts, tracksuits, hoodies, and more make the cut for SS21 as sportswear and loungewear remain as style staples. The Miu Miu runway fused sport and spunk, with the MU09XS sunglasses from Luxottica serving up crystal-enriched glam.

Photo courtesy of Miu Miu

 

 

TREND #4

Fierce Future.

Sharp sci-fi silhouettes take center stage this season for apparel and accoutrements. Exhibit A: an ultramodern, monochromatic ensemble from Givenchy, which incorporates visionary, Matrix-esque sunglass style GV7208/S from Safilo.

Photo courtesy of Givenchy

 

 

TREND #5

Down to Disco.

Cooped-up consumers are ready to take on the town, and Saturday-night-fever style starred on the runways in the form of jumpsuits, sequins, and sleek suns to boot. The Saint Laurent SS21 show kept it sleek, including the SL461 Betty suns from Kering Eyewear.

Photo courtesy of Saint Laurent

 

 

 

TREND #6

Bold Acetates.

Optical frames and sunglasses in daring shapes and chunky constructions add allure, including the Missoni MIS0041/N/S from Safilo, a limited-edition frame with a scarf that can be tied through the eyelet and styled around the head, neck, or shoulders as a versatile accessory.

Photo courtesy of Missoni

 

RUNWAY-READY HUES FOR SS21

“Offering a range of shades illustrative of nature, colors for Spring/Summer 2021 underscore our desire for flexible color that works year-round,” says Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute. “Infused with a genuine authenticity that continues to be increasingly important, colors for Spring/Summer 2021 combine a level of comfort and relaxation with sparks of energy that encourage and uplift our moods.”