Missoma and Le Specs sunglasses have us in a jewelled frame of mind
Missoma and Le Specs have collaborated on a 22-piece jewelled eyewear collection

Eyewear is imbued with jewellery codes in the new collaboration between British jewellery company Missoma and Australian eyewear brand Le Specs, who have united on a range of 1970s- and 1990s-inspired sunglasses.
‘After the success of our sunglasses chains back in S/S 2021, it made sense to bring our “jewellerification” to sunglasses,’ the jewellery brand says. ‘We were also inspired to collaborate after seeing our customers – and celebrities such as Gigi Hadid – wearing Missoma and Le Specs pieces together. It was a really perfect partnership as we speak to the same audience and so many of our own team wear Le Specs and vice versa.’
The 22-piece collection includes classic shapes such as the cat’s eye and D-frames, with jewelled accents – including details in pearl and malachite and golden chains – infusing essential sunglasses with a touch of glamour.
‘With us based in London, and Le Specs in Sydney, we had to navigate time differences and many late-night (and early-morning) Zoom calls to create our collaboration,’ the Missoma team say of the creation process. ‘We love the global element of this partnership, and we know people all around the world will love what we’ve made together. We really bonded over the design process and just can’t wait for the day we can meet in person to celebrate over a bottle of wine together.’
The collaboration is the latest step for Missoma, which has also branched out into accessories and homeware. ‘We like to do the unexpected, and to never stand still. Our creative director, Marisa Hordern, is always thinking up new ideas, collaborations and how to work with different genres. There are always new projects in the pipeline that we hope will surprise and delight.
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Hannah Silver is the Art, Culture, Watches & Jewellery Editor of Wallpaper*. Since joining in 2019, she has overseen offbeat design trends and in-depth profiles, and written extensively across the worlds of culture and luxury. She enjoys meeting artists and designers, viewing exhibitions and conducting interviews on her frequent travels.
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