Above all, it is the extraordinary landscape of his native Puglia that inspired Cristiano Ferilli, founder of Ferilli Eyewear, to use a unique natural material that defines his creations: cactus. Trame – After Collection, which includes the Terrea model, represents the evolution of the previous collection. Processed through an eco-friendly transformation process, the cactus fibre is incorporated into the acetate frame, enhancing its texture through transparency and soft, fluid colours, including a very pale green reminiscent of the crystal-clear seabed of the Mediterranean.

And, naturally, green is the colour that best embodies this trend, expressed in a wide range of tones and shades. A particularly bright and sunny hue enhances the freshness of Kaci’s Aman model, while deeper green tones define Bottega Veneta’s BV1487O, a vintage-inspired optical frame distinguished by bold volumes and the Ribbon motif on the temples.

A rich green is also featured in the OV5612SU Edition 6 by Jil Sander x Oliver Peoples (as seen in the opening image), with its clean, compact lines and tone-on-tone lenses. With the CH0416S, Chloé explores unexpected colour harmonies and the interplay of light with materials. A perfect expression of the style of the brand’s creative director, Chemena Kamali, the shield silhouette features a sculpted semi-transparent front in a serene shade of green, paired with semi-mirrored gradient lenses in violet tones. Already part of Chloé’s A/W 2026 collection, it is further proof that green and botanical inspiration are far more than passing trends…