The eyewear brand unveils its latest collection under a clear manifesto: YOU DO YOU.
A cry for freedom for those who understand style as a territory without borders, without labels and without fear of experimenting. This is how ARNETTE conceives the coming summer, while betting on a narrative that mixes futuristic inspiration with a potent dose of y2k nostalgia – as usual in its proposals – bringing with it designs that defy traditional silhouettes, flirt with sportswear and are impregnated with urban references. All this under a more responsible production approach that, in addition to talking about aesthetics, promotes ethics.
Among all the new products presented, there is one that stands out from the rest. This is the Zyme silhouette, which sets the tone with an enveloping and dynamic frame made of bio-based nylon. Its irregularly shaped design and ultra-wide temples break with conventional proportions. Available in different colors such as black and blue, they are undoubtedly the most daring spirit of the season.
If, on the other hand, you crave minimalist style, the Junction is all you need. With an ultra-lightweight metal frame, these low, rectangular glasses are based on a Y2K concept revisited in a futuristic approach. The negative space detail on the temples – which forms a subtle ‘A’ – and the tapered construction give it the ultimate touch, proving that less can be so much more.
The Bubblewrap model has been designed with 90s aesthetics in mind. Compact, rectangular and with a monochrome effect enhanced by mirrored and polarised lenses, this piece – also made of bio-based nylon – adds tapered temples and an embossed front logo to emphasise its sportcore spirit.
The charm of the Al lies in its bio-acetate frame, offering an exquisite and well-executed tribute to the 90s in a rectangular shape. They combine sophistication and naturalness by being offered in a range of classic and opal colours, and have a dimension with a lot of personality, thanks to their bevelled edges and wide temples.
The Myndegap follows a boxy, clean-lined design, a silhouette that exudes attitude all over. Its internal detailing – the iconic ARNETTE smile – and exterior bas-relief logo seal one of the options that is sure to win over Gen Z with its solid black, translucent blue or transparent finish.
Taking a more functional approach without losing sight of urban style, the Derail appears to be the perfect balance of dynamic and streetwear. The square shape is complemented by a subtle curvature, adjustable concave temples and a flexible hinge for comfort and style in equal measure. A silhouette made for movement, but with a sophisticated touch that adapts to both classic tones and bold choices.
And when it comes to all-round versatility, the Graf is worth mentioning. They have a minimalist design, also made of bio-based nylon and sustainable rubber details, with a sun clip that transforms the glasses in a single gesture. Ideal for anyone who moves between meetings and festivals without changing their look (but their mood).
Which one do you choose?
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