Architectural French acetate, 3D-printed temples and Japanese metal with Moon Effect finishing define the new Alessia Alizé Fall Winter 2026-27 eyewear collection. Combining material innovation, technical craftsmanship and a genderless approach, the collection challenges conventional design through two distinctive directions.

The sun range pairs Japanese-made stainless-steel frames with the crater-inspired Moon Effect finish, creating textured, luminous surfaces, alongside Vesper, an acetate style featuring metal piercings and spiky 3D-printed temples that express the brand's anarcho-punk attitude. The optical collection focuses on French-made acetate fronts combined with 3D-printed temples featuring a distinctive tone-on-tone barcode texture.

Strong proportions and unconventional details reinforce the collection's bold aesthetic. Inspired by anarcho-punk and techno culture, Alessia Alizé continues to develop its genderless, inclusive identity through experimental materials and distinctive design, positioning eyewear as an expression of individuality.